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In-situ gel is a type of drug delivery system in which the solution is administered, and the liquid transforms into a semi-solid gel at the site of administration. In recent years, as a highly attractive drug delivery system, in-situ gel formulations have been increasingly recognized in pharmaceutical and biomedical applications.

Liposome excipients, as an important part of the drug delivery system, have attracted much attention in the field of drug formulation in recent years. They can improve the solubility, stability, and b...

Fatty milk injection is an important nutritional support drug, which is widely used in clinics, especially in critically ill patients and patients who need parenteral nutritional support. However, the...

With the continuous advancement of science and technology and the increasing awareness of environmental protection, bioauxiliary materials, as an environmentally friendly material, are gradually recei...

With the rapid development of modern medical technology, liposome excipients, as an important component of drug delivery systems, are gradually receiving more and more attention. Its unique drug encap...

In recent years, the use of fat emulsion injections has gained significant attention in the field of medicine. This innovative technique offers a multitude of applications that can greatly benefit pat...

In the world of medicine, where precision and efficacy are paramount, innovative solutions often arise from unexpected sources. Egg yolk lecithin, renowned for its emulsifying prowess in culinary and ...

In the world of medicinal formulations, the role of emulsifiers cannot be understated. One particular emulsifier, egg yolk lecithin, has gained significant attention due to its unique properties and m...