Using liposomes to administer Terrilithin

Among the various ways of introducing drugs into the patient's body, the easiest and most convenient is their ingestion. However, this method is acceptable only when the molecules of the administered substances are not degraded by digestive enzymes. This is especially true for drugs of protein nature, which are degraded by various proteolytic enzymes. It is therefore not surprising to see numerous attempts to shield ingested substances from biodegradation in the digestive tract. The easiest way to solve this issue would be to use some kind of carrier. The search led researchers to liposomes - phospholipid vesicles capable of containing other substances.