Liposomal delivery methods have been essential in the development of powerful medications to enhance therapeutic outcomes since the discovery of the liposome, also known as the lipid vesicle, which resulted from self-forming enclosed lipid bi-layer upon hydration. Spherical vesicles with an aqueous compartment, liposomes are made up of one or more lipid bilayers. Lipid body is the definition of a liposome. The name of the subcellular particles—ribosomes—has been used to derive it. An early 1960s invention of liposomes was created by A.D. Bangham. Between 25 and 500 nm is the range of their size. Presently, they serve as an extremely valuable instrument in numerous scientific fields, such as chemistry, pharmaceutical science, biology, physics, and biochemistry.
Meena et al. (2026) studied this question.