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1 Introduction Nanoemulsions (NEs) composed of immiscible oil and aqueous phases, stabilized using appropriate surfactants, have emerged as potent vaccine adjuvants capable of enhancing immunogenicity through improved antigen uptake, presentation, and activation of the innate immune response [1, 2].
1 INTRODUCTION Nanoemulsions (NEs) are stable dispersions formed by mixing oil and water phases with surfactants to form a kinetically stabilized emulsion with droplets <1 μm in size.
In situ real time monitoring of emulsification and homogenization processes for vaccine adjuvants† Nicole M. Ralbovsky, a Randal J. Soukup,b Justin P. Lomont,a Mackenzie L. Lauro, a Amanda Gulasarian,b Anumita Saha-Shah,a Michael A. Winters,b Douglas D. Richardson,a Sheng-Ching Wang,b Ian Mangiona and Joseph P.
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