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PREPARATION AND IN VITRO RELEASE OF POLY(BUTYL CYANOACRYLATE) NANOCAPSULES WITH AN AQUEOUS CORE CONTAINING BOVINE SERUM ALBUMIN

Xiaobo Liu

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Poly(butyl cyanoacrylate) (PBCA) nanocapsules with an aqueous core containing bovine serum albumin (BSA) were prepared by interfacial polymerization in a W/O emulsion.The nanocapsule sizes and their distribution were measured by laser scattering technique and transmission electron micrography.The change of Zeta potential,encapsulation efficiency,drug loading and in vitro release of nanocapsules were investigated using BSA as a model drug.The experimental results showed that nanocapsules were approximately 200?nm in diameters,0 226 in polydispersity.Encapsulation efficiency and drug loading were depended on the initial BSA concentration in aqueous phase.When the concentration was 0 8?mg/mL,encapsulation efficiency and drug loading were 35% and 0 485×10 -9mol/?mg of polymer.With the increase in the wall thickness of nanocapsules,the release time of BSA in PBS solution increased.The release rate could be controlled through adjusting the wall thickness of nanocapsules.

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Poly(butyl cyanoacrylate) (PBCA) nanocapsules with an aqueous core containing bovine serum albumin (BSA) were prepared by interfacial polymerization in a W/O emulsion.The nanocapsule sizes and their distribution were measured by laser scattering technique and transmission electron micrography.The change of Zeta potential,encapsulation efficiency,drug loading and in vitro release of nanocapsules were investigated using BSA as a model drug.The experimental results showed that nanocapsules were approximately 200?nm in diameters,0 226 in polydispersity.Encapsulation efficiency and drug loading were depended on the initial BSA concentration in aqueous phase.When the concentration was 0 8?mg/mL,encapsulation efficiency and drug loading were 35% and 0 485×10 -9mol/?mg of polymer.With the increase in the wall thickness of nanocapsules,the release time of BSA in PBS solution increased.The release rate could be controlled through adjusting the wall thickness of nanocapsules.

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Poly(butyl cyanoacrylate) (PBCA) nanocapsules with an aqueous core containing bovine serum albumin (BSA) were prepared by interfacial polymerization in a W/O emulsion.The nanocapsule sizes and their distribution were measured by laser scattering technique and transmission electron micrography.The change of Zeta potential,encapsulation efficiency,drug loading and in vitro release of nanocapsules were investigated using BSA as a model drug.The experimental results showed that nanocapsules were approximately 200?nm in diameters,0 226 in polydispersity.Encapsulation efficiency and drug loading were depended on the initial BSA concentration in aqueous phase.When the concentration was 0 8?mg/mL,encapsulation efficiency and drug loading were 35% and 0 485×10 -9mol/?mg of polymer.With the increase in the wall thickness of nanocapsules,the release time of BSA in PBS solution increased.The release rate could be controlled through adjusting the wall thickness of nanocapsules.

Key concepts: Nanocapsules, Bovine serum albumin, Materials science, Dispersity, Zeta potential, Aqueous solution, Aqueous two-phase system, Interfacial polymerization

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