liposome

• Vesícula microscópica artificial, a menudo formada por bicapas lipídicas, utilizada en biología molecular y medicina para encapsular y administrar sustancias como ácidos nucleicos o fármacos.

An artificially made microscopic vesicle, often composed of lipid bilayers, used in molecular biology and medicine to encapsulate and deliver substances such as nucleic acids or drugs.

1. Artificial microscopic vesicleC1formalscientific

   A tiny, artificially created vesicle used to package and deliver nucleic acids into cells, commonly used as a vector in molecular biology research.

   Liposoma artificial

   • Liposomes are widely used in gene therapy to transport DNA or RNA into target cells.
   • The liposome formulation encapsulated the mRNA vaccine with high efficiency.
   • Researchers developed a novel liposome that can specifically target cancer cells.