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micelles

Tiny aggregates of fatty acids and monoglycerides formed by the detergent action of the bile acids on digested fats so that these materials can be made soluble and absorbed into the LACTEALS of the intestinal VILLI.
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Micelles composed of PEG lipids have emerged as promising drug delivery vehicles for hydrophobic drugs to enhance the drug availability or delivery efficiency.
Polymer-Stabilized Micelles Reduce the Drug Rapid Clearance In Vivo
"Until now, micelle detection required LUX personnel to undertake on-site sample testing.
LUX Assure develops next generation in corrosion detection
Kataoka, "Development of polymeric micelles for targeting intractable cancers," Cancer Science, vol.
Pharmacokinetics of Quercetin-Loaded Methoxy Poly(ethylene glycol)-b-poly(L-lactic acid) Micelle after Oral Administration in Rats
Hasmann, Cortez, Pessoa Junior, and Roberto (2003) studied the [beta]-xylosidase recovery by reversed micelles using CTAB cationic surfactant and butanol.
Optimization of protein extraction process from jackfruit seed flour by reverse micelle system/Otimizacao do processo de extracao da proteina da farinha de semente de jaca utilizando sistema de micela reversa
If the micelles are large enough to be highly flexible at the maximum concentration value, viscosity will decrease.
Estudio y caracterizacion de la fase micelar del sistema formado a partir del polietilenglicol 40 estearato, agua y lecitina de soja
FOR VERY SENSITIVE SKIN Elemis Smart Cleanse Micellar Water, PS24 The rosehip oil and rose water in this soothe sensitive skin, while the micelle formula cleanses - all without damaging the moisture barrier.
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However, as the concentration increases further, this drives the full breakdown of the aggregates into monomers and enables the formation of mixed surfactant-LPS micelles, which then leads to a sharp reduction in the amount of endotoxin recovered from a sample.
Facing up to the challenge of Low Endotoxin Recovery: better understanding LER and how to detect endotoxins in medicinal products
In this aspect, a number of amphiphilic polymeric micelles consisting of variety of copolymers have also been formulated for the purpose of drug delivery.
Poly(ethylene glycol)-poly(lactic acid) polymeric micelles as novel drug delivery system in cancer therapy: an overview
Micelles do the dirty work of attaching themselves to gunk on your skin like make-up, dirt and oil, basically dissolving it into nothingness.
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The MCR has been used to characterize micelles in the solution [21], But in the case of micelles, (a) the viscosity of the micellar solution is similar to that of the water, (b) the size of micelles in solution is usually a few nanometers, and (c) micellar solutions are expected to be free from contaminants.
Correlation Between Inhomogeneity in Polyacrylonitrile Spinning Dopes and Carbon Fiber Tensile Strength
In addition, as smaller micelles are associated with increased [kappa]-CN and CN contents, it is not yet clear whether the effect of CMS on milk gelation reflects differences in milk protein content/composition or whether the effect is directly due to variations in the CMS.
Association of casein micelle size and enzymatic curd strength and dry matter curd yield/ Associacao do tamanho das micelas de caseina com a forca e producao de massa da coalhada
Hudration of casein micelles and caseinates: Implications for casein micelle structure.
STUDY OF THERMAL AND HYDROLYTIC DENATURATION OF CASEIN ([alpha]S1) USING DIFFERENTIAL SCANNING CALORIMETRY (DSC)

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