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LIPOSOMAL DRUG DELIVERY

SYSTEM

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LIPOSOMES

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ADVANTAGES

1) Effective encapsulation of both small and large


molecules with a wide range of hydrophobicity levels and
Pk.

2) Prolonging and targeting release of therapeutic agents


by modification of liposome surface

3) Minimizing clinical drug dose and reducing toxicity


effects

4 Increased stability via encapsulation

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Phospholipids

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Classification of liposomes

Structural parameters:
Multi lamellar vesicles.
Oligo lamellar vesicles.
Unilamellar vesicles.
Small unilamellar vesicles.
Large uni lamellar vesicles.
Multi vesicular vesicles.

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METHOD OF PREPARATION:

Single or oligo lamellar vesicles by REV.


Multi lamellar vesicles by REV.
Vesicles prepared by extrusion method.
Dehydration method.

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BASED ON COMPOSITION AND APPLICATION:

Conventional liposomes

Fusogenic liposomes.

Long circulatory liposomes

Ph sensitive liposomes.

Cationic liposomes.

Immuno liposome .

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CLASSIFICATION
METHOD OF LIPOSOMS PREPARATION

Passive loading active loading

 mechanical dispersion method


 solvent dispersion method
 detergent removal method

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Mechanical dispersion methods

 lipid film hydration by hand shaking,


non handshaking method.
 micro emulsification.
 french pressure.
 membrane extrusion.
 dried reconstituted.
 freeze-thawed.

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DETERGENT REMOVAL METHOD:

Detergent removal from mixed micelles.


Dialysis.
Column chromatography.
Dilution.

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Solvent dispersion methods:

 Ethanol injection.
 Ether injection.
 Double emulsion.
 Reverse phase evaporation.

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MATERIALS USED FOR
PREPARATION OF LIPOSOME

1.Natural phospholipids
2.Synthetic phospholipids
3. Sphingolipids
4. Glycosphingolipids
5.Steroid
6. Polymeric material

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Thin film hydration using hand
shaking &non shaking method

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French pressure cell

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Sonication method

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Membrane extrusion method

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Freeze taw liposomes & dried
reconstituted vesicles

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Ethanol &ether injection method

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Reverse phase evaporation
vesicles

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ACTIVE LOADING TECHNIQUE

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DETERGENT REMOVAL MEHODS
STAGE:1
At low concentrations Detergent
Lipid vesicular Lipid Water

Size of vesicles

STAGE:2
Critical detergent concentrations Membrane structure is unstable

Transforms gradually into micelles

STAGE:3
All Lipids exists in mixed micelle Form
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DIALYSIS
Detergents High CMC

Removal is facilitated

Egg Pc + Sodium cholate dialysis Formation of vesicles

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Stealth Liposomes
Major problem in use of liposomes for
delivery of drug by injection in to blood
stream is the specific uptake of the
liposome by reticuloendothelial system .
avoid the uptake by the RES are called
stealth liposomes.

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CHACTERIZATION OF
LIPOSOMES
Internal volume.
Encapsulation efficiency.
Lamellarisity.
Size & size distribution..
Phase behaviour of liposomes

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Therapeutic application
 Liposome as drug/protein delivery vehicles.
 Liposomes in anti microbial ,anti fungal
anti viral therapy.
 Liposome in tumour therapy.
 Liposomes in gene delivery.
 Liposomes in immunology.
 Liposomes as radiopharmaceutical and
radiodiagnostic carriers.
 Liposoms in cosmetics and dermatology.
 Liposomes in bioreactor technology.

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REFERENSES
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