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Formation of lipid vesicles: In situ utilizing the thiol-Michael reaction
Danielle Konetski
, Austin Baranek
, Sudheendran Mavila
, Xinpeng Zhang
, Christopher N. Bowman
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In Situ
100%
Lipid Vesicles
100%
Acrylate
100%
Thiol-Michael Reaction
100%
Lipids
66%
Liposomes
66%
Lysophospholipids
66%
Terminal Alkynes
66%
Drug Delivery
33%
Irradiation
33%
Phospholipids
33%
High Density
33%
Lipid Structure
33%
Aqueous Media
33%
Functionalized Liposomes
33%
Unilamellar Liposomes
33%
Ambient Conditions
33%
Photopolymerization
33%
Thiols
33%
Thioether
33%
Artificial Membrane
33%
Catalyst Concentration
33%
Stoichiometric Mixture
33%
Lamellarity
33%
Thiol-functionalized
33%
Lipid Formation
33%
Liposome Formation
33%
Thiol-Michael Addition Reaction
33%
Chemistry
Michael Reaction
100%
formation
100%
Thiol
100%
Lipid
100%
Liposome
80%
Acrylate
60%
Acrylic Acid
60%
Alkyne
40%
Polymerization
20%
Michael Addition
20%
Phospholipid
20%
Addition Reaction
20%
Unilamellar Liposome
20%
Drug Delivery System
20%
Drug Delivery
20%
Catalyst
20%
Material Science
Density
100%
Cell Membrane
100%
Thioether
100%
Catalyst
100%
Drug Delivery System
100%
Drug Delivery
100%
Polymerization
100%