Monodisperse albumin microspheres were successfully prepared by both chemical or thermal hardening methods via membrane emulsification using microporous glass membranes with uniform pore sizes. The monodispersity of the microspheres was found to depend strongly on parameters such as albumin concentration, emulsifier concentration, and volume ratio of the internal aqueous phase (albumin solution) to the dispersion medium (organic solvent). The optimum conditions for obtaining monodisperse albumin microspheres are described.
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