3 Questions to Ask While Looking for a Liposome Extrusion Option

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Three questions to ask when looking for a liposome extrusion option

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There are three questions to ask when you are choosing a liposome extrusion option.
First, what pore size do you need? While a solo homogenizer reaches a liposome size of 20-30nm, any option with extrusion allows for more choice.

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Second, what power types do you have access to?
The jacketed liposome extruders allow for gas power. An electric option is available if you go for a high-pressure homogenizer with or without an extruder. And manual options are available in the HandExtruder and HandGenizer.
 
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Third, what scale of sample do you need to process? Genizer makes extrusion options from 1 mL to manufacturing scale.
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There are advantages coming from the various options as well to help you make your choice!
Reach out at www.genizer.com for more information.

Advantages of Genizer Liposome Extrusion

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