regenti cathepsin B1.1 and B2 (rTrCB1.1 and rTrCB2, respectively), produced in Pichia pastoris and purified as already published [36, 43], were received from H
Orally administered liposomal technology has emerged as a promising remedy to low nutritional bioavailability.2 Liposomes made of synthetic materials are currently used by pharmaceutical companies for improved drug delivery.3 However, cutting edge supplement companies are using a natural methodology to deliver a variety of low-bioavailability materials that include vitamins (e.g
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Ingrdients L-carnitine-L-tartrate (50%), agent de charge (gel cellulosique), enrobage [stabilisants (copolymre greff d'alcool polyvinylique et de polythylneglycol, alcool polyvinylique), anti-agglomrants (talc, mono- et diglycrides d'acides gras)], agents anti-agglomrants (sels de magnsium d'acides gras, dyoxide de silicium)