The primary components of LNP–RNA are ionizable lipids, cholesterol, PEGylated lipids, and phospholipids, which together form the nanoparticle, along with the active pharmaceutical ingredient, RNA.
Several factors influence the lower limit of effective particle size detection using the dynamic light scattering (DLS) method. These factors include the optical path design, detector type, laser ...
What is Particle Size Distribution Analysis? To determine the size and range of particles in a specific material, particle size distribution (PSD) analysis is used. Several techniques are used to ...
Crystallization remains a pivotal unit operation across chemical and pharmaceutical industries, serving as a means for purification, product engineering, and optimisation of material properties. The ...
In this interview, News Medical talks to Patrick D. Sinko about the role of particle size, dose, and confinement parameters in advancing drug absorption modeling. Could you explain what a boundary ...
What is Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis? Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis (NTA) is a powerful technique for characterizing nanoparticles in solution. It combines laser light scattering microscopy with a ...
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New formula improves accuracy of particle concentration measurements in diverse samples
Researchers can use a metric called the particle number concentration (PNC) to calculate the number of particles in a sample, such as the number of marbles in a jar. Subscribe to our newsletter for ...
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