Engineered Novel Brijaluronic Terpesomes for Brain-Targeted Quercetin Delivery: Optimization, Ex Vivo and Radiokinetics
Cairo University · Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority
Abstract
Abstract This research focuses on creating a novel Brijaluronic-based terpesomal system capable of transporting quercetin (QER) efficiently to the brain. The vesicles were fabricated through an ethanol-injection method and then refined using a structured optimization approach in Design-Expert® software. The influence of three main formulation parameters: terpene-to-drug ratio, surfactant type, and hyaluronic acid amount were evaluated. The optimization process was designed to maximize EE%, minimize VS, and maintain ZP within an acceptable stability range. The optimal formula hit a desirability target of 0.957. It achieved an 88.66% EE%, featured nano-carriers sized at 72.09 nm, and had a stable charge of −…
Citation impact
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- 94.07
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- 100%
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- 108
Authors
3- SASadek AhmedCorresponding
Cairo University
- KMKhaled M. Attallah
Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority
- MEMarwa Eid Sayyed
Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority
Topics & keywords
- Quercetin
- Ex vivo
- Pulmonary surfactant
- Hyaluronic acid
- In vivo
- Antioxidant