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Attached file provides supplementary data for linked article. Dispersed amphiphile-fatty acid systems are of great interest in drug delivery and gene therapies because of their potential for triggered release of their payload. The mesophase behavior of these systems is extremely complex and is affected by environmental factors such as drug loading, percentage and nature of incorporated fatty acids, temperature, pH, and so forth. It is important to study phase behavior of amphiphilic materials as the mesophases directly influence the release rate of the incorporated drugs. We describe a robust machine learning method for predicting the phase behavior of these systems. We have developed models for each mesophase that simultaneous and reliably model the effects of amphiphile and fatty acid structure, concentration, and temperature and that make accurate predictions of these mesophases for conditions not used to train the models. Subjects
Amphiphilic drug delivery system |
Medical and Health Sciences |
Machine learning |
Mesophases |
Pharmacology and Pharmaceutical Sciences |
Pharmacology and Pharmaceutical Sciences Not Elsewhere Classified |
Quantitative structure-property relationships modeling |
Triggered release |
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