Nanoliposome Electrophoretic Mobility

As with the size of particles, electrophoretic mobility of the nanoliposomes was measured by the Malvern Zetasizer Nano ZS device and electrophoretic light scattering (ELS) technique. First, the samples were mixed with ultrapure water at the ratio of 1:400 and then placed inside disposable capillary electrophoretic cells which contained copper electrodes by using a syringe [30 (link)]. The tests were performed at the temperature of 25 °C and the final result was reported as the mean value ± SD (four replications for each sample).

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Homayoonfal M., Mousavi M., Kiani H., Askari G., Desobry S, & Arab-Tehrany E. (2022). Modifying the Stability and Surface Characteristic of Anthocyanin Compounds Incorporated in the Nanoliposome by Chitosan Biopolymer. Pharmaceutics, 14(8), 1622.

Publication 2022

Zetasizer Nano ZS device

Capillary electrophoretic Copper Device Electrophoretic Light Mobility Placed cells Replications Syringe

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Other organizations : Biofuel Research Team, Université de Lorraine

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dependent variables

Electrophoretic mobility of the nanoliposomes

control variables

Temperature (25 °C)
Ratio of sample to ultrapure water (1:400)
Use of disposable capillary electrophoretic cells with copper electrodes

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