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Among the macromolecular systems useful for targeted drug delivery, liposomes and niosomes are the most extensively studied and they own the most suitable characteristics to be converted in multi-functional devices.

In addition, these products showed suitable physicochemical characteristics to be marketed.

In this study nopal supplemented products, tortillas and bars, were produced having suitable physicochemical characteristics to be marketed.

Based on these data the ingredients of special concerns are cetrimide and 1,5-pentanediol because they present suitable physical characteristics to penetrate the skin; the glycol is present in the formulation in a relatively high concentration and cetrimide has been shown to be irritant to the skin and a sensitizer.

PLGA Nanoparticles (NPs) prepared by solvent emulsion evaporation method [1] have shown more suitable characteristics with regard to those produced by nanoprecipitation: better size, a higher homogeneity and higher encapsulation efficiency.

Bacterial laccases show low activities but can be of biotechnological interest due to industrially suitable characteristics such as thermostability and tolerance to alkaline pH.

Following 270 days or 30 passages, the heterogeneous DFCs showed suitable characteristics for seeding cells to regenerate tooth roots.

The structurally corresponding diagnostics, 123I-labelled analogues [123I]MIP-1072 and [123I]MIP-1095, were shown to possess suitable characteristics for SPECT imaging.

We were able to develop dry chitosan composite particles with suitable characteristics for the delivery of active ingredients to the lungs.

We and others have also shown that the trachea can be easily decellularized with the same process in pigs and humans, maintaining suitable characteristics for regeneration that have led to its clinical application [11 13].

18F]-PBR111, withighgh specificity for the TSPO receptor, has suitable in vivo characteristics to be used as a brain inflammation imaging biomarker [9, 10].