LiT4Q™
TLR4 in a Liposome
Liposomes consist of vesicles formed by the assembly of phospholipid bilayers. These vesicles can be made at ~100 nm diameters and have good stability. Liposomes are versatile and biocompatible vehicles for adjuvant formulation. As an amphiphilic molecule, the TLR4 agonist will be localized within the lipid bilayer. Furthermore, aqueous adjuvants such as QS21 can be encapsulated in the aqueous interior of the liposomes or solubilized in the aqueous bulk phase forming an adjuvant like the established adjuvant AS01B which has demonstrated good results in malaria, shingles, and TB.
Sold in a vial of 0.5 mL.
Research-grade only. Inquire about cGMP.