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BMC Plant Biology|February 9, 2025
Unveiling tolerance mechanisms in pepper to combined low-temperature and low-light stress: a physiological and transcriptomic approachJie Zhang, Hamza Sohail, Xuewen Xu, et al.
Acta Pharmaceutica (Zagreb, Croatia)|January 18, 2023
Optimizing glycerosome formulations via an orthogonal experimental design to enhance transdermal triptolide deliveryChunyun Zhu, Yongtai Zhang, Tong Wu, et al.
Journal of Food Science|April 16, 2016
Comparison of Morphology and Physicochemical Properties of Starch Among 3 Arrowhead VarietiesAimin Li, Yunhong Zhang, Yongji Zhang, et al.
International Journal of Pharmaceutics|October 11, 2015
Enhanced antioxidation via encapsulation of isooctyl p-methoxycinnamate with sodium deoxycholate-mediated liposome endocytosisYongtai Zhang, Lina Shen, Kai Zhang, et al.
International Journal of Pharmaceutics|June 3, 2021
TPGS assists the percutaneous administration of curcumin and glycyrrhetinic acid coloaded functionalized ethosomes for the synergistic treatment of psoriasisTeng Guo, Jianying Lu, Yunlong Fan, et al.
AAPS Pharmscitech|April 14, 2026
TPGS Modified Phospholipid-free and Cholesterol-free Ethosomes Enhance Chemical Stability and Transdermal Permeation Of RetinolFanjun Xu, Meiting Li, Hang Ruan, et al.
International Journal of Pharmaceutics|March 1, 2020
Sodium dodecyl sulfate improved stability and transdermal delivery of salidroside-encapsulated niosomes via effects on zeta potentialYongtai Zhang, Qian Jing, Hongmei Hu, et al.
Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences|June 12, 2025
Progressive microneedles for targeting and intelligent drug deliveryJiaqi Li, Qing Xia, Shuwen Ma, et al.
Current Drug Delivery|January 11, 2024
TPGS-mediated Transethosomes Enhance Transdermal Administration of Curcumin via Effects on Deformability and StabilityTeng Guo, Chenming Zhang, Yuling Chen, et al.
Materials Science & Engineering. C, Materials for Biological Applications|February 6, 2021
Tumor cell membrane-derived nano-Trojan horses encapsulating phototherapy and chemotherapy are accepted by homologous tumor cellsYongtai Zhang, Zehui He, Yanyan Li, et al.
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