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Protein Sorbent Properties of Montmorillonite in Vitro and in Vivo Models
Montmorillonite (MONT) is a phyllosilicate layered mineral with unique physicochemical properties, such as swelling and cation exchange capability. The aim of this project is to study, in healthy volunteers, the in vivo ability of MONT to reduce protein intestinal uptake. Furthermore, the study analyzed in vitro the MONT ability of immobilizing proteins.
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