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Symbiotic bacteria produce non-lytic vesicles with nucleic acid cargo

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By Nurila Kambar, Yulin Song, Carmen Herrera, Sean Leonard, Jeffrey E. Barrick, M. Stephen Trent, Nancy Moran, Cecilia Gontijo Leal, Cecília G. Leal, Max Baliga
| Nature Verified
Abstract Symbiotic bacteria in the gut have an important physiological impact on their hosts, but the mechanisms that underlie the exchange of molecular signals remain poorly understood. Membrane vesicles have been suggested to mediate the direct exchange of cytoplasmic content like nucleic acids (NAs), but their study is complicated by conflicting and imprecise reports of their type and composition.
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Microfluidic synthesis of multilayered lipid-polymer hybrid nanoparticles for the formulation of low solubility drugs

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By Nurila Kambar
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Microfluidic synthesis of multilayered lipid–polymer hybrid nanoparticles for the formulation of low solubility drugs Nurila Kambar a and Cecília Leal *a Abstract Hybrid phospholipid/block copolymer membranes where polymers and lipids are molecularly mixed or phase-separated into polymer-rich and lipid-rich domains are promising drug delivery materials.
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