A cubosome is a type of nanostructured material formed from self-assembling lipid structures. These nanoparticles are typically composed of lipids that spontaneously organize into a cubic phase, creating a three-dimensional arrangement with a unique internal architecture. The cubic phase structure allows for a high internal surface area and can encapsulate various substances, such as drugs, proteins, or other bioactive compounds, making cubosomes a subject of interest in drug delivery and pharmaceutical applications.
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