Synopsis of recent research by authors named "David Halozan"
- David Halozan's research primarily focuses on the engineering and application of polyelectrolyte multilayer capsules, exploring their interactions with biological cells and potential uses as pH-sensitive sensors.
- In his 2007 study, Halozan investigated the endocytotic uptake of polyelectrolyte capsules containing fluorescein-labeled poly(acrylic acid) in HEK 293T cells, utilizing flow cytometry to measure fluorescence intensity changes indicative of acidification in the endolysosomal compartment.
- His earlier work in 2006 detailed a method for the entrapment of weak polyanions within polyelectrolyte microcapsules, demonstrating the reversal of wall permeability based on pH changes, which showcases potential for targeted drug delivery systems.
