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Stepwise effects of formulation additives and process parameters on ethanol injection-prepared nanoliposomes for cancer delivery: a preformulation study

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By Ahmed Gouda, Omar Sakr, Maha Nasr, Omaima A. Sammour
| Nature Verified
Abstract The ethanol injection method has emerged as a simple and rapid technique for the preparation of nanoliposomes.
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The end of reality

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By Omar Sakr
| theshot.net.au
Two years into the US-Israeli genocide of Palestine, which includes invasions into Lebanon and Syria, the bombing of Yemen, and most recently Iran, it’s difficult to summon any kind of language to describe the age of barbarity and horror we’ve entered. I just watched another video of a screaming Palestinian man holding a headless baby. Earlier, before putting my toddler to sleep for his day nap, I kept seeing the blood-drenched face of a martyred little girl flash over his.
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Books to take you places this summer

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By Omar Sakr, Isabel Greenberg, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Tony Birch
| InDaily South Australia
Non-Essential Work Poetry by Omar SakrRecommended by Nick As I read Omar Sakr’s Non-Essential Work, I was struck by the ability of poets to encapsulate emotions, lives and times through rhythm and language. An award-winning poet and writer born in Western Sydney to Lebanese and Turkish Muslim migrants, Sakr writes poetry that connects with people, producing context that can make us laugh, reflect, analyse and feel. This was something special that I took from this book.
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