30. August 2016

Abstract In situ -gelling systems has the great potential in the wide areas of drug delivery. The application areas of such systems are broad and these systems can be formulated not only as gels but also as in situ gelling nanospheres, microspheres and liposomes. To overcome the drawbacks associated with conventional drug delivery systems and take advantages of both solutions and gels, such as accurate dosing, ease of administration of the former and longer precorneal residence of the latter, a...

14. June 2016

Two types of microparticles based on acrylic ion exchange resin were prepared and used as macro-molecular supports for the adsorption of an antibiotic (cefuroxime sodium salt) from aqueous solution. The first type of microparticles was synthesized by aqueous suspension copolymerization of acrylonitrile, ethylacrylate and ethylene glycol dimethacrylate followed by the aminolysis reaction of ternary copolymer with hydrazine hydrate. For the preparation of the second type of micro-particles the...

07. June 2015

The bitter taste of drug is masked by the exchange of ionized drugs with counter ions of ion exchange resin, forming “resinate”. Cyclodextrin reduces the unpleasant taste and enhances the drug solubility by encapsulating drug molecules into its central cavity. Read More

04. March 2015

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