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α-Tocopherol-loaded freeze-dried liposomes and proliposomes: powder properties and thermal performance
Dry lipid-based formulations can enhance the handling and preservation of lipophilic bioactives, though their efficacy depends heavily on formulation composition and processing conditions. This study compared α-tocopherol-loaded freeze-dried liposomes (FD_LPs) and proliposomes (PLPs) formulated w
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