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. 2015 Apr 1;10:2653–2672. doi: 10.2147/IJN.S79528

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Micrographs of WGA-CL-NGF-CUR-liposomes.

Notes: (A–H) Transmission electron microscopic images. (I–L) Scanning electron microscopic images. (A, I) r_CL =0%; (B, J) r_CL =5%; (C, K) r_CL =10%; (D, L) r_CL =20%; (E) C_WGA =2.5 mg/mL and r_CL =10%; (F) C_WGA =2.5 mg/mL and r_CL =20%; (G) C_WGA =5 mg/mL and r_CL =10%; (H) C_WGA =5 mg/mL and r_CL =20%.

Abbreviations: r_CL, CL mole percentage in lipids (%); C_WGA, WGA concentration in grafting medium (mg/mL); CL, cardiolipin; CUR, curcumin; NGF, nerve growth factor; WGA, wheat germ agglutinin.

Micrographs of WGA-CL-NGF-CUR-liposomes.

Notes: (A–H) Transmission electron microscopic images. (I–L) Scanning electron microscopic images. (A, I) r_CL =0%; (B, J) r_CL =5%; (C, K) r_CL =10%; (D, L) r_CL =20%; (E) C_WGA =2.5 mg/mL and r_CL =10%; (F) C_WGA =2.5 mg/mL and r_CL =20%; (G) C_WGA =5 mg/mL and r_CL =10%; (H) C_WGA =5 mg/mL and r_CL =20%.

Abbreviations: r_CL, CL mole percentage in lipids (%); C_WGA, WGA concentration in grafting medium (mg/mL); CL, cardiolipin; CUR, curcumin; NGF, nerve growth factor; WGA, wheat germ agglutinin.