A Review On Liposome: As A Novel Drug Delivery System

Liposomes distinctive structural characteristics and biocompatibility have made them a revolutionary medication delivery technology. The solubility and bioavailability of hydrophilic and hydrophobic medications can be improved by encapsulating them in liposomes, which are made of phospholipid bilayers. The creation, characterisation, and use of liposomes in targeted drug administration are covered in this abstract, with a focus on how they may increase therapeutic efficacy while reducing adverse effects. Highlighted are developments in liposome formulation methods, including surface modification for improved cellular absorption and sustained release mechanisms. Additionally, the delivery of biologics, vaccines, and anticancer medicines using liposomes is examined, demonstrating its adaptability in handling challenging therapeutic issues. In general, liposomes offer a promising foundation for the creation of novel drug delivery systems that could completely alter the way that several medical specialties treat patients.