Antigen Encapsulation

Antigen encapsulation is a technique used to protect antigens from degradation while ensuring they remain bioavailable. This technology utilizes a biopolymeric matrix to physically encapsulate antigens, creating a protective barrier against enzymatic and chemical breakdown. By creating a stable environment, antigen encapsulation is able to improve the efficacy of antigens such as proteins, vaccines, hormones, and other therapeutic compounds. The ability to safely deliver these compounds with higher efficacy is essential for the treatment of diseases such as cancer, autoimmune disorders, and infectious diseases.


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