NASA NTRS ยท 20110013633
Pulse-Flow Microencapsulation System
Abstract
The pulse-flow microencapsulation system (PFMS) is an automated system that continuously produces a stream of liquid-filled microcapsules for delivery of therapeutic agents to target tissues. Prior microencapsulation systems have relied on batch processes that involve transfer of batches between different apparatuses for different stages of production followed by sampling for acquisition of quality-control data, including measurements of size. In contrast, the PFMS is a single, microprocessor-controlled system that performs all processing steps, including acquisition of quality-control data. The quality-control data can be used as real-time feedback to ensure the production of large quantities of uniform microcapsules.
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Morrison, Dennis R.. 2006-12-01. Pulse-Flow Microencapsulation System. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20110013633
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