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Liposomes: Types, Preparation and Evaluations
1. TYPES, PREPARATION AND
EVALUATIONS OF LIPOSOMES
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Presented by,
Mr. Akash U. Thakur
M. Pharm IInd sem
Dept. of Pharmaceutics
Guide,
Dr. N. M. Mahajan
Head, Dept. of Pharmaceutics
DBCOP, Besa, Nagpur.
2. CONTENTS
Introduction
Structure of liposome
Advantages
Disadvantages
Types of liposomes
Method of liposome preparation
Characterization of liposomes
Application of liposomes
References
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3. LIPOSOMES
Liposomes first described by Dr. A. D. Bingham in 1965.
The Liposomes are the micro-particular drug carrier one or
more concentric phospholipids bi-layer separated by aqueous
buffer compartments known as “Liposomes”..
Liposomes is Greek words means
‘Lipo’ mean ‘Fat’ and
‘Somes’ mean ‘Body’.
Their diameter ranges from 80nm to 100µm.
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5. ADVANTAGES
Liposomes increased efficacy and therapeutic index of drug.
Liposomes increased stability via. encapsulation.
Provide selective passive targeting to tumour tissues.
Improved pharmacokinetic effects (reduced elimination,
increased circulation life time).
Liposomes reduce the toxicity of the encapsulation.
Facilitation of transport across membranes. 5
6. DISADVANTAGES
Low solubility in water.
Sometimes phospholipid undergoes oxidation and hydrolysis
like reaction.
Production cost is high.
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7. 1. BASED ON STRUCTURAL PARAMETER
MLV (Multi-lamellar large vesicles),
OLV (Oligo-lamellar vesicles),
UV (Uni-lamellar vesicles),
SUV (Small uni-lamellar vesicles),
MUV (Medium sized unilamellar vesicles),
LUV (Large unilamellar vesicles),
MV (Multivesicular vesicles).
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TYPES OF LIPOSOMES
8. 2. BASED ON METHOD OF LIPOSOME PREPARATION
REV (Single or Oligolamellar vesicles made by reverse
phase evaporation method).
MLV-REV (Multi-lamellar vesicles made by reverse
phase evaporation method).
SPLV (Stable Pluri-lamellar vesicles).
DRM (Dehydration rehydration method).
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9. 3. BASED UPON COMPOSITION AND APPLICATIONS
CL (Conventional liposomes),
Fusogenic liposomes,
pH sensitive liposomes,
Cationic liposomes,
Immuno-liposomes.
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15. 3. DETERGENT REMOVAL METHODS
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The conc. of detergent at which micelles are formed is
called as CMC.
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Phospholipids in the form of either sonicated vesicles or as a
dry film, at a molar ratio of 2:1 with deoxycholate form
unilamellar vesicles of 100 nm on removal of deoxycholate
by column chromatography.
This could be achieved by passing the dispersion over a
Sephadex G-25 column pre-saturated with constitutive lipids
and pre-equilibrated with hydrating buffer.
COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY
20. In gene delivery.
As drug delivery carriers.
Enzyme replacement therapy.
Liposomes in anti-viral / anti-microbial therapy.
In multi drug resistance.
In Tumour therapy.
In Immunology.
In Cosmetology.
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APPLICATION OF LIPOSOMES
21. LIPOSOME IN GENE DELIVERY
variety of physical and biological methods have been
developed for transferring gene into cells.
The most widely used type of vehicles for gene delivery
are viral and non-viral.
The non-viral vector systems, liposomes and lipid
complexes especially engineered liposome such as pH
sensitive liposomes, cationic liposomes, fusogenic
liposome, genosomes, lipoplex, and lipopolyplex have
been extensively investigated for their gene delivery
potential.
However, most of the commercially available non-viral
gene vectors used for transfection are cationic liposomes-
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23. LIPOSOME AS DRUG DELIVERY CARRIERS
Several modes of drug delivery applications have been
proposed for the liposomal system for some of the pathogen caused
diseases. The major ones are -
Enhanced drug solubility.
E.g. Amphotericin B.
Protection of sensitive drug molecules.
E.g. DNA, RNA, Ribosomes.
Enhanced intracellular uptake.
E.g. Anticancer drugs, Antiviral and Antimicrobial drugs.
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24. LIPOSOME IN TUMOUR THERAPY
Most of the medical application of liposomes have reached the
preclinical and clinical stages are in cancer treatments.
It has been demonstrated that small and stable liposomes can
passively target several different tumour because they can
circulates for prolonged times.
Targeting liposomes can be using in different ways -
• Natural targeting of liposomes,
• Use of long circulatory,
• Use of ligand mediated targeting.
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25. LIPOSOME IN COSMETOLOGY AND DERMATOLOGY
In early studies, liposomes containing stratum corneum lipids
have been tested in order to enable better skin penetration.
Two mechanism for enhanced topical localization or targeting of
liposome encapsulated bioactives.
The transepidermal pathway. (skin layers)
The transfollicular pathway. (hair follicles and glands)
Liposome based on anti-aging formulations (e.g. creams, lotions,
gels and hydrogels) have been formulated and launched in the
cosmetic market by Loreal in 1986.
Liposomal preparation reduce the roughness because of its
interaction with the intracellular lipid resulting in skin softening
and smoothing.
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27. REFERENCES
S. P. Vyas & R. K. Khar, “Targeted & Controlled Drug
Delivery Novel Carrier Systems” First edition 2002, CBS
Publishers & Distributors Pvt. Ltd., Page no. 173-205.
www.wikipedia.com
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