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Quercetin-loaded invasomal gel: preparation, optimization, in vitro evaluation and ex vivo skin permeation evaluation

Sep 2026 · DARU Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences · Vol 34 · 0 citations · 61 references
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The study successfully developed and optimized the quercetin-loaded invasomal gel with desirable physicochemical characteristics and controlled drug release behaviour and demonstrated enhanced cytotoxic activity and improved skin permeation, indicating its potential topical delivery system.

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