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. 2020 Mar 30;6(3):e03650. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2020.e03650

Table 2.

Physicochemical properties of a insulin-loaded microemulsion prepared with different blends of mucin and Tween®80. Data are shown as mean ± SD (n = 3).

Code 1. Formulation characteristics
pH values
PS (μm) Code PS (μm) Code PS (μm) Code PS (μm)
A1 36 ± 01.0 A1 36 ± 01.0 A1 36 ± 01.0 A1 36 ± 01.0
A2 41 ± 33.0 A2 41 ± 33.0 A2 41 ± 33.0 A2 41 ± 33.0
A3 36 ± 31.0 A3 36 ± 31.0 A3 36 ± 31.0 A3 36 ± 31.0
A4 48 ± 03.0 A4 48 ± 03.0 A4 48 ± 03.0 A4 48 ± 03.0
A5 49 ± 11.0 A5 49 ± 11.0 A5 49 ± 11.0 A5 49 ± 11.0
A6 51 ± 04.0 A6 51 ± 04.0 A6 51 ± 04.0 A6 51 ± 04.0
A7 56 ± 15.0 A7 56 ± 15.0 A7 56 ± 15.0 A7 56 ± 15.0
A8 68 ± 23.0 A8 68 ± 23.0 A8 68 ± 23.0 A8 68 ± 23.0
A9 66 ± 21.0 A9 66 ± 21.0 A9 66 ± 21.0 A9 66 ± 21.0

PS = Particles size, EE = encapsulation efficiency and LC = Loading capacity. Note: A1- A9 were the insulin-loaded microemulsion.