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Article Dans Une Revue Annales Pharmaceutiques Françaises Année : 2007

[Liposomes: support for the formation of stable capsules made of reticulated polyelectrolytes or silicum]

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Uses of enzymes for therapeutic purpose or for biosensing require a well-controlled nanoenvironnement to avoid degradation by proteolytic agents, pH variations or dilution effects. A solution is encapsulation under undenaturating conditions into a nanometer sized and stable capsule. The nanometer scall decreases recognition by the reticulo-endothelial system recognition and subsequent immune reaction. Liposomes are the method of choice since they allow protein encapsulation under mild conditions. However they lack in stability. In contrast, other type of capsules exhibit strong stability but with conditions required for formation that are incompatible with enzyme integrity. Here we combine different capsule formation techniques and use liposomes as templates for further stabilization. Here we demonstrate two types of multicomposite capsules. The first type is to coat the liposome surface with polyelectrolytes followed by secondary covalent crosslinking of the polyelectrolytes multilayer. In the second type of capsules we used silica to build an inorganic shell around liposome. Both techniques allow the formation of detergent stable nanocapsules which exhibits properties protective against acetylcholinesterase protein degradation, an enzyme of much interest for pesticide detection.
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hal-00177702 , version 1 (09-10-2007)

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  • HAL Id : hal-00177702 , version 1
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Marie Germain, L. Paquereau, M. Winterhalter, Jean-François Hochepied, D. Fournier. [Liposomes: support for the formation of stable capsules made of reticulated polyelectrolytes or silicum]. Annales Pharmaceutiques Françaises, 2007, 65 (2), pp.134-41. ⟨hal-00177702⟩
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