Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy - DRUG DEVELOP IND PHARM, 2008
Herein we describe inclusion complexes of commercial sunscreens in cyclodextrins and montmorillon... more Herein we describe inclusion complexes of commercial sunscreens in cyclodextrins and montmorillonites to generate new sunscreen derivatives with optimized functional properties such as water resistance and skin adherence. Four cyclodextrins (alpha-, beta-, and gamma-cyclodextrin, and beta-dimethyl cyclodextrin) and two montmorillonites (sodium and alkylammonium) were investigated for encapsulating some commercial sunscreens. Our results reveal a good yield and inclusion products with functional properties obtained by using kneading technique on Eusolex 2292 and Eusolex 6007 in beta-cyclodextrin and solubilization method on Eusolex 6007 and NeoHeliopan MA in montmorillonite. In addition, molecular modeling studies indicated flexibility as important for the intercalation of the host molecule.
In this work we described the development of a new solid oral formulation of ketoconazole, a broa... more In this work we described the development of a new solid oral formulation of ketoconazole, a broad-spectrum antifungal agent that belongs to the class II of Biopharmaceutics Classification System (BCS). The ketoconazole raw material supplier was selected to present a best flow and compactation. In addition we used direct compression and superdisintegrants associated to polyols to enhance the dissolution of the ketoconazole tablets. The dissolution was evaluated based in level C in vivo/in vitro correlation established. The best formulation was obtained with croscarmellose/maltose association that in the accelerated stability assays presented no differences on quality specifications and no drug-excipients interaction by DSC analyses. In this work it was possible to confirm the use of sugar-based excipients as suitable dissolution enhancers in pharmaceutical technology and real processes conditions.
Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy - DRUG DEVELOP IND PHARM, 2008
Herein we describe inclusion complexes of commercial sunscreens in cyclodextrins and montmorillon... more Herein we describe inclusion complexes of commercial sunscreens in cyclodextrins and montmorillonites to generate new sunscreen derivatives with optimized functional properties such as water resistance and skin adherence. Four cyclodextrins (alpha-, beta-, and gamma-cyclodextrin, and beta-dimethyl cyclodextrin) and two montmorillonites (sodium and alkylammonium) were investigated for encapsulating some commercial sunscreens. Our results reveal a good yield and inclusion products with functional properties obtained by using kneading technique on Eusolex 2292 and Eusolex 6007 in beta-cyclodextrin and solubilization method on Eusolex 6007 and NeoHeliopan MA in montmorillonite. In addition, molecular modeling studies indicated flexibility as important for the intercalation of the host molecule.
In this work we described the development of a new solid oral formulation of ketoconazole, a broa... more In this work we described the development of a new solid oral formulation of ketoconazole, a broad-spectrum antifungal agent that belongs to the class II of Biopharmaceutics Classification System (BCS). The ketoconazole raw material supplier was selected to present a best flow and compactation. In addition we used direct compression and superdisintegrants associated to polyols to enhance the dissolution of the ketoconazole tablets. The dissolution was evaluated based in level C in vivo/in vitro correlation established. The best formulation was obtained with croscarmellose/maltose association that in the accelerated stability assays presented no differences on quality specifications and no drug-excipients interaction by DSC analyses. In this work it was possible to confirm the use of sugar-based excipients as suitable dissolution enhancers in pharmaceutical technology and real processes conditions.
Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy - DRUG DEVELOP IND PHARM, 2008
Herein we describe inclusion complexes of commercial sunscreens in cyclodextrins and montmorillon... more Herein we describe inclusion complexes of commercial sunscreens in cyclodextrins and montmorillonites to generate new sunscreen derivatives with optimized functional properties such as water resistance and skin adherence. Four cyclodextrins (alpha-, beta-, and gamma-cyclodextrin, and beta-dimethyl cyclodextrin) and two montmorillonites (sodium and alkylammonium) were investigated for encapsulating some commercial sunscreens. Our results reveal a good yield and inclusion products with functional properties obtained by using kneading technique on Eusolex 2292 and Eusolex 6007 in beta-cyclodextrin and solubilization method on Eusolex 6007 and NeoHeliopan MA in montmorillonite. In addition, molecular modeling studies indicated flexibility as important for the intercalation of the host molecule.
In this work we described the development of a new solid oral formulation of ketoconazole, a broa... more In this work we described the development of a new solid oral formulation of ketoconazole, a broad-spectrum antifungal agent that belongs to the class II of Biopharmaceutics Classification System (BCS). The ketoconazole raw material supplier was selected to present a best flow and compactation. In addition we used direct compression and superdisintegrants associated to polyols to enhance the dissolution of the ketoconazole tablets. The dissolution was evaluated based in level C in vivo/in vitro correlation established. The best formulation was obtained with croscarmellose/maltose association that in the accelerated stability assays presented no differences on quality specifications and no drug-excipients interaction by DSC analyses. In this work it was possible to confirm the use of sugar-based excipients as suitable dissolution enhancers in pharmaceutical technology and real processes conditions.
Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy - DRUG DEVELOP IND PHARM, 2008
Herein we describe inclusion complexes of commercial sunscreens in cyclodextrins and montmorillon... more Herein we describe inclusion complexes of commercial sunscreens in cyclodextrins and montmorillonites to generate new sunscreen derivatives with optimized functional properties such as water resistance and skin adherence. Four cyclodextrins (alpha-, beta-, and gamma-cyclodextrin, and beta-dimethyl cyclodextrin) and two montmorillonites (sodium and alkylammonium) were investigated for encapsulating some commercial sunscreens. Our results reveal a good yield and inclusion products with functional properties obtained by using kneading technique on Eusolex 2292 and Eusolex 6007 in beta-cyclodextrin and solubilization method on Eusolex 6007 and NeoHeliopan MA in montmorillonite. In addition, molecular modeling studies indicated flexibility as important for the intercalation of the host molecule.
In this work we described the development of a new solid oral formulation of ketoconazole, a broa... more In this work we described the development of a new solid oral formulation of ketoconazole, a broad-spectrum antifungal agent that belongs to the class II of Biopharmaceutics Classification System (BCS). The ketoconazole raw material supplier was selected to present a best flow and compactation. In addition we used direct compression and superdisintegrants associated to polyols to enhance the dissolution of the ketoconazole tablets. The dissolution was evaluated based in level C in vivo/in vitro correlation established. The best formulation was obtained with croscarmellose/maltose association that in the accelerated stability assays presented no differences on quality specifications and no drug-excipients interaction by DSC analyses. In this work it was possible to confirm the use of sugar-based excipients as suitable dissolution enhancers in pharmaceutical technology and real processes conditions.
Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy - DRUG DEVELOP IND PHARM, 2008
Herein we describe inclusion complexes of commercial sunscreens in cyclodextrins and montmorillon... more Herein we describe inclusion complexes of commercial sunscreens in cyclodextrins and montmorillonites to generate new sunscreen derivatives with optimized functional properties such as water resistance and skin adherence. Four cyclodextrins (alpha-, beta-, and gamma-cyclodextrin, and beta-dimethyl cyclodextrin) and two montmorillonites (sodium and alkylammonium) were investigated for encapsulating some commercial sunscreens. Our results reveal a good yield and inclusion products with functional properties obtained by using kneading technique on Eusolex 2292 and Eusolex 6007 in beta-cyclodextrin and solubilization method on Eusolex 6007 and NeoHeliopan MA in montmorillonite. In addition, molecular modeling studies indicated flexibility as important for the intercalation of the host molecule.
In this work we described the development of a new solid oral formulation of ketoconazole, a broa... more In this work we described the development of a new solid oral formulation of ketoconazole, a broad-spectrum antifungal agent that belongs to the class II of Biopharmaceutics Classification System (BCS). The ketoconazole raw material supplier was selected to present a best flow and compactation. In addition we used direct compression and superdisintegrants associated to polyols to enhance the dissolution of the ketoconazole tablets. The dissolution was evaluated based in level C in vivo/in vitro correlation established. The best formulation was obtained with croscarmellose/maltose association that in the accelerated stability assays presented no differences on quality specifications and no drug-excipients interaction by DSC analyses. In this work it was possible to confirm the use of sugar-based excipients as suitable dissolution enhancers in pharmaceutical technology and real processes conditions.
Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy - DRUG DEVELOP IND PHARM, 2008
Herein we describe inclusion complexes of commercial sunscreens in cyclodextrins and montmorillon... more Herein we describe inclusion complexes of commercial sunscreens in cyclodextrins and montmorillonites to generate new sunscreen derivatives with optimized functional properties such as water resistance and skin adherence. Four cyclodextrins (alpha-, beta-, and gamma-cyclodextrin, and beta-dimethyl cyclodextrin) and two montmorillonites (sodium and alkylammonium) were investigated for encapsulating some commercial sunscreens. Our results reveal a good yield and inclusion products with functional properties obtained by using kneading technique on Eusolex 2292 and Eusolex 6007 in beta-cyclodextrin and solubilization method on Eusolex 6007 and NeoHeliopan MA in montmorillonite. In addition, molecular modeling studies indicated flexibility as important for the intercalation of the host molecule.
In this work we described the development of a new solid oral formulation of ketoconazole, a broa... more In this work we described the development of a new solid oral formulation of ketoconazole, a broad-spectrum antifungal agent that belongs to the class II of Biopharmaceutics Classification System (BCS). The ketoconazole raw material supplier was selected to present a best flow and compactation. In addition we used direct compression and superdisintegrants associated to polyols to enhance the dissolution of the ketoconazole tablets. The dissolution was evaluated based in level C in vivo/in vitro correlation established. The best formulation was obtained with croscarmellose/maltose association that in the accelerated stability assays presented no differences on quality specifications and no drug-excipients interaction by DSC analyses. In this work it was possible to confirm the use of sugar-based excipients as suitable dissolution enhancers in pharmaceutical technology and real processes conditions.
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