### condition | cyst:

Liposome
* are a relatively new development in skincare formulations
  - able to travel to the tumour site, where they release the drug
  - artifacts
  - artificial membranes that can be formed in a test tube
  - but one way of putting DNA into living cells
  - lipid bilayers entrapping a fraction of aqueous fluid
  - lipid-bilayer bounded vesicles
* are microscopic fat bubbles that can be used to encase a drug
  - capsules
  - spheres that have an outer skin much like that of human cells
* are spherical supramolecular structures made of lipid bilayers
  - vesicles formed by mixing lipids with water or water solutions
  - synthetic pellets that are supposedly able to carrier oils into the skin
  - very small, submicroscopic globules of oil
* can also act as adjuvants.
* have a long history in the study of biological membranes
  - three main advantages over plain dry capsule or tablet delivery methods
* interact with wall-less cells.
* models for studying bilayer structure.
* modulate human immunodeficiency virus infectivity.
* resemble in some ways the walls of certain biological cells.
* s as carriers for vaccines.

### condition | cyst | liposome:

Cationic liposome
* can condense DNA and increase transfection yields several orders of magnitude.
* provide a promising vector for use in gene therapy.
* target angiogenic endothelial cells in tumors and chronic inflammation in mice
  - endothelial cells in tumors and chronic infalmmation in mice

Mature cyst
* Most mature cysts are spherical, with a prominent stalk.
* are ingested via contaminated water or food.
* have four nuclei while the immature have two.

Numerous cyst
* Most numerous cysts cause respiratory problems.
* cause problems

### condition | cyst:

Ovarian cyst
* All ovarian cysts contain fluid to some degree.
* Many ovarian cysts disappear without treatment
  - go away without treatment
* Most ovarian cysts are benign
  - noncancerous
  - part of the normal functioning of the ovary
  - do decrease with pregnancy
  - go away on their own in one to three months without causing any problems
* Ovarian Cysts can grow up to the size of a golf ball and still cause the animal no discomfort.
* See tumors.
* Some ovarian cysts form at the time of ovulation, when the ovary releases an egg cell
  - produce no symptoms
* are a common side effect of tamoxifen treatment.
* are also a common finding
  - problem in many women
  - an extremely common gynecological problem
  - common in young women
  - diseases
  - examples of other growths that can occur on the ovaries
* are fluid-filled sacs in or on an ovary
  - or pockets within or on the surface of an ovary
* are fluid-filled sacs that form on the surface of an ovary
  - result from ovulation cycles
  - generally harmless
  - growths that form on the ovaries
  - more common among mini pill users
  - noncancerous sacs filled with fluid or semi-solid material
* are sometimes difficult to diagnose
  - hard to diagnose
  - very common in women during their reproductive years
* can affect females of all ages
  - cause a smooth, rounded, rubbery mass above the pelvis in the lower abdomen
  - often bring on lower abdominal pain during intercourse
* fluid-filled structure in the ovary.
* reduce reproductive efficiency in most dairy herds.

Protozoan cyst
* Most protozoan cysts have resistant walls
* are often present in surface waters.

Simple cyst
* Many simple cysts are harmless, while other types can seriously damage the kidneys.
* are often compressible and feel relatively soft
  - typically round or oval and have smooth edges
* can also cause high blood pressure.

Small cyst
* appear on the tubules of the kidney.
* are usually asymptomatic and are discovered only incidentally.

Damp condition
* encourage growth.
* following a flood or leak are perfect for mold spores to bloom.
* lower the resistance of bees and encourages chalk brood.