Abstract
Polymer-based nanovesicles are nanosized structures loaded with active pharmaceutical compounds entrapped within, or surface-adsorbed onto, the polymeric core for diagnostic and/or therapeutic purposes. The physicochemical properties of polymeric nanovesicles greatly impact their bioavailability, biocompatibility, biodistribution, and biosafety. In this chapter recent advances in characterization methods of polymeric nanovesicles are discussed.
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