#Controlled Release

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Contract Manufacturing: Driving Growth and Efficiency in Pharma

Contract manufacturing has become a cornerstone of the pharmaceutical industry, allowing companies to streamline operations, reduce costs, and focus on core competencies like research and development. This model is pivotal for ensuring that medicines, including complex compounds like Clobetasol, Dextromethorphan Hydrobromide Monohydrate, and Dorzolamide, reach global markets efficiently. This blog explores the role of contract manufacturing in pharma, its benefits, and its implications for the industry.

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The Ascending Potential of Liposome Drug Delivery Market is Driven by Nanotechnology

Liposome drug delivery refers to the technology enabling entrapment of therapeutic or cosmetic agents in liposomes which are artificially prepared vesicles made of lipid bilayers. Advances in nanotechnology have allowed for the development of liposomes as drug carriers that can fuse with cell membranes and deliver encapsulated drug payload at target sites within the body.

The liposome drug delivery market is estimated to be valued at USD 5,482.2 Mn in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 9,935.6 Mn by 2031, exhibiting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.9% from 2024 to 2031.

Key Takeaways Key players operating in the liposome drug delivery market are Gilead Sciences, Inc., Luye Pharma Group, Ipsen Biopharmaceuticals, Inc., Pacira Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Acuitas Therapeutics, LIPOSOMA B.V., Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited, Taiwan Liposome Company, Ltd., Endo International, and Jazz Pharmaceuticals plc. These players are focusing on R&D activities to develop novel liposome formulations for various therapeutic applications. The growing demand for targeted drug delivery systems is expected to drive the demand for liposome drug delivery globally. Liposomes allow for selective delivery of encapsulated drugs to the intended site of action while preventing damage to healthy tissues. This reduces systemic side effects and enhances therapeutic efficacy. The Liposome Drug Delivery Market Growth is also witnessing significant expansion in emerging economies. Factors such as the growing geriatric population, rising investments in healthcare infrastructure, and increasing focus on nanomedicines are expected to boost market revenue in Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa over the forecast period. Market Key Trends The use of advanced analytical techniques such as microfluidics and supercritical fluid technologies for production of liposomes is one of the key trends in the industry. These techniques allow for precision encapsulation of drugs, reproducible quality, and large scale manufacturing of liposomes. Liposome Drug Delivery Market Size and Trends promises to enhance drug delivery capabilities and facilitate commercialization.

Porter’s Analysis Threat of new entrants: High capital requirements and stringent regulations create barriers for new entrants in the liposome drug delivery market. Bargaining power of buyers: Buyers have moderate bargaining power due to the availability of alternative drug delivery technologies. Bargaining power of suppliers: Suppliers have moderate to high bargaining power due to their differentiated technologies and expertise required for liposome production. Threat of new substitutes: Technological improvements in alternative drug delivery systems like nanoparticle drug delivery pose a threat. Competitive rivalry: The liposome drug delivery market witnesses high competition due to the presence of major players. Geographical Regions North America holds the largest share in the liposome drug delivery market owing to the presence of major players and early adoption of advanced drug delivery technologies. The rising prevalence of cancer and increasing R&D investments have also boosted the regional market. The Asia Pacific region is expected to grow at the fastest pace during the forecast period. Factors such as growing healthcare expenditure, increasing awareness regarding advanced treatments, and expansion of key players into emerging markets will drive the liposome drug delivery market in the Asia Pacific region.

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[monotcchi]

dragon roast dreamin' 🍖💨✨

[submersero]

[jakeperalta]

rachel zegler being a young new upcoming actress facing immense public hatred and reportedly significant pressure from disney to stop publicly supporting palestine but still standing her ground <3 a queen

[crazymecjc]

look at yourself… you’re the true puppet.

[yamanoskk]

Fossilized Seasonal Incident

Really hype for Touhou 20!! I'll looking forward the demo & full game as well!

[egophiliac]

on the JP server, when does groovy art come out? cuz like ive been checking wiki gg to see if the rapunzel groovies have been released yet and idk it might just be the wiki holding off until the events over (but i haven't seen groovy art of it at all but it might just be me since im trying to avoid spoilers for riddles card specifically). but since EN is like a year behind JP all the cards and stuff have already been released so theres no wait time so idk if on JP you can only groovy new cards until like the event ends or smth

the schedule says the Lanterns groovies/personal stories will come out on the 5th, which is when the event ends! usually they release them along with the last part of the event (sometimes the SSRs afterwards), but this time they're waiting til after on all of them for some reason. 🤷

not too much longer to go though! the aesthetic of this one is sooooo pretty, I know already that they're going to absolutely ♪ murder meeee ♫ ( ᐛ )

[chemxpertdatabase]

Is Ozempic the Future of Weight Loss or a Risky Trend | Chemxpert Database

Semaglutide is another name for Ozempic and is approved for use to treat adults with type 2 diabetes.1 Ozempic belongs to the class of GLP-1 receptor agonist drugs, which works similar to the natural GLP-1 hormone, found in the body, that regulates blood sugar levels and appetite. Ozempic increases insulin production, decreases glucagon production and has a sympatholytic effect on stomach motility thus allow effective control of blood sugar for people with T2DM. Ozempic stimulates the nerves in the gastrointestinal tract to reduce the rate at which the stomach empties, promote satiety, thereby reducing food intake and helping individuals shed some weight. 2 The obesity reducing potential of Ozempic was observed during clinical trials hence its prescribing as an obesity drug.

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Liposome Drug Delivery: Enhancing the Efficacy of Treatment Through Nanotechnology

What are Liposomes? Liposomes are spherical vesicles made of phospholipid bilayers. They can encapsulate both hydrophilic and hydrophobic drugs within their aqueous core and lipid membranes respectively. Due to their lipid bilayer structure, liposomes closely resemble the structure of cell membranes which allows them to safely fuse with cells and deliver drugs. Mechanism of Action When administered, liposomes travel through the body in circulation. Upon reaching the target site, they fuse with cell membranes and release their drug cargo inside the cells. This increases the concentration of drugs at disease sites while reducing toxicity to non-target organs. Additionally, drugs encapsulated in liposomes have longer half-lives in the body, which allows for dose intensification. Targeted Delivery Liposome Drug Delivery can be tailored for targeted delivery by attaching ligands like antibodies, sugars, or peptides to their surface. These ligands act as address labels, targeting liposomes to specific cell types like cancer cells. This achieves active targeting and improves therapeutic efficacy. Pegylation, the process of attaching polyethylene glycol chains, increases circulation time and shields liposomes from immune detection for extended site-specific delivery. Cancer Treatment Applications Cancer is one of the biggest applications of liposomal drug delivery. Doxorubicin, an anthracycline chemotherapy drug, shows cardiotoxicity with free use. However, encapsulation in liposomes shields heart tissue and improves delivery to tumors through leaky vasculature. This leads to significant decreases in toxicity and enhances antitumor efficacy. Liposomal formulations like Doxil and Lipodox are mainstays of breast and ovarian cancer treatment. Cisplatin and other platinum drugs show potential for liposomal delivery against various cancers. Researchers are also investigating liposomal delivery of newer targeted cancer therapies. Infectious Disease Treatment Bacterial infections impose another therapeutic challenge due to the emergence of antibiotic resistance. Liposomes loaded with antibiotics can selectively accumulate at sites of infection to achieve high local drug levels while exposing the rest of the body to minimal levels. This prevents the evolution of resistance and increases treatment efficacy. For diseases like tuberculosis that require multidrug treatment courses, liposomal formulations improve patient adherence and management. Liposomal formulations of antifungal drugs like Amphotericin B have transformed the treatment of systemic fungal infections. Anti-Inflammatory Applications Conditions with inflammatory pathologies like rheumatoid arthritis pose difficulties due to deleterious systemic effects of high drug levels. Liposome Drug Delivery of steroids and NSAIDs produces sustained high local drug levels at joints while preventing toxicity. This enhances anti-inflammatory efficacy and outcomes. Liposomes are a promising non-viral carrier for targeted delivery of genes and silencing RNA molecules to treat disease processes governed by inflammation.

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[starry-eyed-psychopomp]

“You can’t use TikTok anymore, it’s Chinese,” they said. “Read a book instead,” they said. Well jokes on them, all I read now is danmei anyway

[vodid]

release me

[jorvik-gazette-archive]

""Realistic""HorseController Update quote:

"Something something horse something, later versions are better as along we go, yes design will be open source at some point, this version allows jumps :DD yay, pedals are somewhat templates for stirrup-like components"

[elbdot]

Continuing on the whole "Alola thinks Mega Evos are bad!" thing... even though there ARE potential dangers associated with Mega Evolution that are touched upon even in the Generation they were introduced in, it was always framed in a way that suggested that any complications with Mega Evos tended to be the result of inexperience or other external factors. Not to mention that some Gen 7 Dex entries absolutely frame certain Mega Evo entries in such a way that it reinforces the cultural bias instead of challenging it. Like they carried out experiments to gather data on Mega Evolutions, but in such a way that the results were guaranteed to favor their already skewed viewpoints that favored the use of Z-Moves instead. Like a "We, the Obviously Biased Group of People, have done an internal investigation on whether or not we are in the wrong about this thing and have concluded that, on totally fair grounds, we are absolutely right and correct about this thing all the time forever." sort of thing.

Oh I really like this take, especially considering that we have a shady scientific organisation in Alola that could have absolutely fed into these "findings" through questionable studies (*cough cough* Aether Foundation *cough cough*)

[positivelypresent]

It’s time for new beginnings! 🦋