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1 1A-1 FORMULATION AND EVALUATION OF PHYTOSOME LOADED DRUG DELIVERY OF GINGEROL FOR THE TREATMENT OF RESPIRATORY INFECTION SINGH RUDRA PRATAP, GANGADHARAPPA H. V. DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICS, JEYPORE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, JEYPORE – 764002, ODISHA, INDIA [email protected] ABSTRACT Respiratory tract infection (RTI) is a well-known issues and influence the working of the lungs and other respiratory organs in winter season, especially in kids and adults. The phyto- constituent antibacterial drug [Gingerol] was used to treat RTI but it exhibits pharmacological issues. To overcome these issues and make home grown treatment more viably for the treatment of RTI, novel drug delivery (nanoparticle) based phytosome loaded complex approach was adopted. The phytosome (GP) was prepared by mixing of gingerol and soya lecithin using anti-solvent precipitation technique. The phytosome loaded complex (LPC) was prepared by loading of phytosome (GLPC) in chitosan aqueous solution and characterized & evaluated. The physical compatibility studies demonstrated the confirmation of GLPC with soya lecithin and chitosan. The optimized GLPC and GP were irregular particle & spherical structures, with a mean particle size of 254.01±0.05 nm (-13.11 mV) and 431.21±0.90 nm (-17.53 mV), respectively. The % entrapment efficiency and % drug loading of GLPC (86.02±0.18 %, 08.26±0.72%) and GP (84.36±0.42%, 08.05±0.03%) was found, respectively. The in vitro release rate of GP (86.03±0.06%) was slower than GLPC (88.93±0.33%) in pH 7.4 phosphate buffer up to 24 h by diffusion process (Korsmeyer Peppas model). GLPC has shown the potent antioxidant activity, susceptible antibacterial activity and significant anti-inflammatory activity as compared to GP. GLPC has improved the significant bioavailability and also correlate the hematological values of GLPC on rabbit blood against the incubation of microorganisms (S. aureus & E. coli). The prepared nanoparticle based complex of phytosome loaded of phyto-constituent drug has the combined effect of chitosan and phytosome which shown better sustained-release profile and also prolonging the oral absorption rate of gingerol with effective antibacterial activity in a better stable way at different storage conditions than phytosome or drug with chitosan. KEYWORDS: RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION (RTI), COMPLEX OF PHYTOSOME LOADED (LPC), PHYTOSOME (P), GINGEROL (G). 1A-2 FORMULATION AND IN VIVO EVALUATION OF FLUVASTATIN MICROSPHERES DAMINENI SARITHA DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICS, SULTAN-UL-ULOOM COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, BANJARA HILLS, HYDERABAD. [email protected] ABSTRACT Fluvastatin sodium is a cholesterol lowering agent, a freely soluble and poorly bioavailable drug, frequent dosing is required in case of conventional dosage form. The microspheres were formulated by emulsion solvent evaporation method, using the Eudragit RS100, Eudragit RL100 and also by their combination. Microspheres were characterized for the micromeritic properties, drug loading, FTIR, DSC and scanning electron microscopy. Microparticles formed were discrete and free flowing in nature. FTIR and DSC showed stable character of drug in microparticles and absence of drug polymer interaction. Scanning electron microscopy revealed the surface morphology. Percentage yield for the formulations observed that for F1 to F8 is varied from 68.4 to 87.05. Percentage drug entrapment efficiency was observed for the formulations of F1 to F8 are varied from 37 to 61.3. Mean particle size ranged from 112 to 132 µm. Microspheres showed a sustained delivery for 12 hours and the mechanism of drug release was non-fickian type diffusion. The pharmacokinetic parameters were also evaluated for optimized formulation in rabbits and it was found that Fluvastatin microspheres showed increased t 1/2 and AUC values. K e value was less than that of pure drug. This confirms sustained release of the drug from microspheres leading to more residence time of the drug in the body with in therapeutic range providing longer duration of action. KEY WORDS: FLUVASTATIN SODIUM, SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY, AUC, ENTRAPMENT EFFICIENCY 1A-3 FORMULATION, CHARACTERIZATION AND EVALUATION OF FAST DISSOLVING FILMS (FDF) CONTAINING COMBINATION OF LISINOPRIL AND CARVEDILOL

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    1A-1FormulAtion And EvAluAtion oF PhytosomE loAdEd drug dElivEry oF gingErol For thE trEAtmEnt oF rEsPirAtory inFEction

    Singh RudRa PRataP, gangadhaRaPPa h. V.Department of pharmaceutics, Jeypore college of pharmacy, Jeypore – 764002, oDisha, inDia

    [email protected]

    ABstrActrespiratory tract infection (rti) is a well-known issues

    and influence the working of the lungs and other respiratory organs in winter season, especially in kids and adults. the phyto-constituent antibacterial drug [gingerol] was used to treat rti but it exhibits pharmacological issues. to overcome these issues and make home grown treatment more viably for the treatment of rti, novel drug delivery (nanoparticle) based phytosome loaded complex approach was adopted. the phytosome (gp) was prepared by mixing of gingerol and soya lecithin using anti-solvent precipitation technique. the phytosome loaded complex (lpc) was prepared by loading of phytosome (glpc) in chitosan aqueous solution and characterized & evaluated. the physical compatibility studies demonstrated the confirmation of glpc with soya lecithin and chitosan. the optimized glpc and gp were irregular particle & spherical structures, with a mean particle size of 254.01±0.05 nm (-13.11 mV) and 431.21±0.90 nm (-17.53 mV), respectively. the % entrapment efficiency and % drug loading of glpc (86.02±0.18 %, 08.26±0.72%) and gp (84.36±0.42%, 08.05±0.03%) was found, respectively. the in vitro release rate of gp (86.03±0.06%) was slower than glpc (88.93±0.33%) in ph 7.4 phosphate buffer up to 24 h by diffusion process (Korsmeyer peppas model). glpc has shown the potent antioxidant activity, susceptible antibacterial activity and significant anti-inflammatory activity as compared to gp. glpc has improved the significant bioavailability and also correlate the hematological values of glpc on rabbit blood against the incubation of microorganisms (S. aureus & E. coli). the prepared nanoparticle based complex of phytosome loaded of phyto-constituent drug has the combined effect of chitosan and phytosome which shown better sustained-release profile and also prolonging the oral absorption rate of gingerol with effective antibacterial activity in a better stable way at different storage conditions than phytosome or drug with chitosan.

    Keywords: respiratory tract infection

    (rti), complex of phytosome loaded (lpc), phytosome (p), GinGerol (G).

    1A-2FormulAtion And IN VIVO EvAluAtion oF FluvAstAtin microsPhErEs

    daminEni SaRithaDepartment of pharmaceutics, sultan-ul-uloom college of pharmacy, BanJara hills, hyDeraBaD.

    [email protected]

    ABstrActfluvastatin sodium is a cholesterol lowering agent, a

    freely soluble and poorly bioavailable drug, frequent dosing is required in case of conventional dosage form. the microspheres were formulated by emulsion solvent evaporation method, using the eudragit rs100, eudragit rl100 and also by their combination. microspheres were characterized for the micromeritic properties, drug loading, ftir, Dsc and scanning electron microscopy. microparticles formed were discrete and free flowing in nature. ftir and Dsc showed stable character of drug in microparticles and absence of drug polymer interaction. scanning electron microscopy revealed the surface morphology. percentage yield for the formulations observed that for f1 to f8 is varied from 68.4 to 87.05. percentage drug entrapment efficiency was observed for the formulations of f1 to f8 are varied from 37 to 61.3. mean particle size ranged from 112 to 132 µm. microspheres showed a sustained delivery for 12 hours and the mechanism of drug release was non-fickian type diffusion. the pharmacokinetic parameters were also evaluated for optimized formulation in rabbits and it was found that fluvastatin microspheres showed increased t1/2 and auc values. Ke value was less than that of pure drug. this confirms sustained release of the drug from microspheres leading to more residence time of the drug in the body with in therapeutic range providing longer duration of action.

    Key words: fluvastatin sodium, scanninG electron microscopy, auc, entrapment efficiency

    1A-3FormulAtion, chArActErizAtion And EvAluAtion oF FAst dissolving Films (FdF) contAining comBinAtion oF lisinoPril And cArvEdilol

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    RudRa PRataP Singh, SoumyaShREE tRiPathy, SnigdhaRani BEhERaJeypore college of pharmacy, Jeypore – 764002, oDisha, inDia

    [email protected]

    ABstrActlisinopril (lp) is angiotensin converting enzyme (ace)

    inhibitor that is primarily used in treatment of hypertension, congestive heart failure, heart attacks and also in preventing renal and retinal complications of diabetes. carvedilol (cr) is a non-selective β-adrenergic blocking agent with α-1 blocking activity and is indicated for the management of congestive heart failure (chf), commonly as an adjunct to ace inhibitor and diuretics. the present investigation is aimed at formulation and evaluation of fast dissolving films containing combination of lp and cr. the films were prepared by solvent casting method using combination of different polymers like hpmc e3, hpmc e5 lV, pVp and peg as plasticizer. ft-ir studies were carried out for determining any interaction between drug/s and polymers. the films were evaluated for physiochemical characteristics such as weight, thickness, surface ph, folding endurance, tensile strength, and uniformity of drug content, kinetic release study and stability studies. ft-ir studies indicated that no interaction between drug/s and polymers. among all the formulations, polymers hpmc e3, hpmc e5 lV and pVp produced satisfactory results with respect of in vitro disintegration time, percentage drug release after 5 seconds. the mechanism of the drug release of fast release of oral films was found to be first order kinetics. short term stability studies of selected strips indicated that there is no significant change with respect to drug content, percentage drug release and disintegration of strips.

    Keywords: fast dissolvinG films (fdf), lisinopril, carvedilol, in vitro druG release.

    1A-4 FormulAtion And EvAluAtion oF AtEnolol liquisolid comPActs

    RudRa PRataP Singh, diBya Ranjan, Snigdha Rani BEhERaJeypore college of pharmacy, Jeypore – 764002, oDisha

    [email protected]

    ABstrActthe main objective of the present study was to enhance

    dissolution rate of atenolol. atenolol is drug of choice in treatment of hypertension and angina pectoris. the liquisolid tablets of atenolol were prepared by direct compression method using peg 400, propylene glycol and tween 80 as non-volatile solvents and sodium starch glycolate, crosspovidone and crosscarmellose sodium as superdisintegrants. the drug compatibility study with excipients was checked by ft-ir studies. the granules were subjected to pre-compression and post-compression evaluation parameters such as angle of repose, bulk density, tapped bulk density, and weight variation, hardness, friability, drug content, in-vitro disintegration, in-vitro dissolution and stability studies respectively. results showed that the drug was compatible with all excipients. the granules exhibited good flow properties and compressibility. the tablets were subjected to in-vitro drug release in 6.8 ph phosphate buffer. formulations ls7 and ls9 showed good dissolution profile. short-term stability studies on promising formulations ls7 and ls9 indicated that there were no significant changes in hardness, drug content and in-vitro drug release. from this study, it can be concluded that dissolution rate of atenolol liquisolid tablets can be enhanced by using non-volatile solvents and super disintegrates.

    Keywords: liquisolid compacts, atenolol, in vitro disinteGration and dissolution.

    1A-5PrEPArAtion And dEvEloPmEnt oF DOmperIDONe orAl thin Films: A nEw gloBAl APProAch

    uRaVi PatEl, ShaRBaRi mohanty, akankSha Sa, SuBhEndu SEkhaR miShRa gayatri college of pharmacy, Department of pharmaceutics, JamaDarpali, samBalpur, 768200

    [email protected]

    thin-film drug delivery has emerged as an advanced alternative to the traditional tablets, capsules and liquids often associated with prescription and otc medications. the oral route is most popular route for the administration of the therapeutic agents. in some general inconvenient cases the swallowing of tablet or capsules may become difficult. to avoid these difficulties, several fast dissolving drug delivery

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    systems have been developed. thin films have been identified as an alternative approach to conventional dosage forms. these are considered to be convenient to swallow, self-administrable and fast dissolving dosage form, which make it as a versatile platform for drug delivery. By keeping the views of above facts our present study is approached for preparation of oral thin films (mouth dissolving film of Domperidone) by solvent casting method. in this method aqueous solution was prepared by dissolving hpmc in 25ml distilled water and was kept for 1hour to remove all the air bubbles entrapped. then domperidone and peg were added to that polymeric solution. to that solution, menthol and ethyl-alcohol were added. then the mixture solution was casted as a film on petri dish and it was dried at room temperature for 24 hours. after drying the film was carefully removed out of the petri dish and cut into strips of 2x2 sq cm and kept in desiccator. oral thin film of domperidone is one such novel approach to increase consumer acceptance by virtue of rapid dissolution, self administration without water, % of drug content and it’s mucoadhesion time etc.

     KEy words: oral thin film, domPERidonE, solvent castinG, hpmc, peG

    1A-6dEvEloPmEnt And EvAluAtion oF BuccAl Film oF niFEdiPinE

    RudRa PRataP Singh, alok mohaPatRaJeypore college of pharmacy, Jeypore – 764002, oDisha, inDia

    [email protected]

    ABstrActthe present study was aimed to formulate mucoadhesive

    drug delivery system to enhance bioavailability and avoid pre systemic metabolism. the key to develop successful buccal film by the solvent casting technique is to select the right compatible excipients depending on ftir studies. in this method the mucoadhesive film was fabricated by solvent casting method with base polymer chitosan and a combination of hydrophilic polymer like gelatin or pVp. the prepared batches of films were evaluated for film weight & thickness, folding endurance, drug content uniformity of films, surface ph, swelling index, determination of in vitro residence time, in vitro drug permeation studies, in vitro bioadhesive strength, in vitro release study. Based on in vitro drug release pattern (in ph 6.8 phosphate buffer), the formulations were tested for short-term stability (at 40±75% relative humidity) and drug-excipient

    interaction (ir spectroscopy). among the formulations, the formulation Bf2 with chitosan and gelatin in the ratio 1:1.5 showed drug release of 90.08% in 7 hours. the sole purpose of this work is to adhere the buccal film with the mucosa, hence formulation Bf2 was selected as best formulation. the surface ph was found to be in the range of 6-6.5 which makes the film suitable for buccal administration. the ph near to the neutral region decreases the chances of mucosal irritation. the proposed work showed that the prepared film were extent the drug release without any discomfort in the mouth.

    KEywords: mucoadhesive druG delivery system, Buccal film, nifedipine, chitosan, Gelatin or pvp

    1A-7FormulAtion And EvAluAtion oF novEl mEtFormin tABlEt to rEducE gAstritic Acidosis on its chronic usE

    RudRa PRataP Singh, uttam ChoudhuRy, SnigdhaRani BEhERaJeypore college of pharmacy, Jeypore – 764002, oDisha, inDia

    [email protected]

    ABstrActpharmaceutical materials science being a fundamental

    branch that continuously provides important insights, theories, and technologies to formulation sciences. the present investigation involves formulation of metformin tablet and to reduce gastric acidosis caused on chronic usage of metformin. metformin is one of the most widely used drug in the treatment of type-2 Diabetes mellitus and it causes acidosis by gastric erosion. the objective is to formulate an immediate release tablet of metformin with various excipients. firstly tablets are prepared by direct compression method and wet granulation method and prepared tablets are subjected to preliminary characterization such as hardness test, weight variation, friability, disintegration test, acid neutralizing capacity and in vitro dissolution studies. Dsc and ftir confirm the formation of molecular complex. stability study was carried out for 15 days according to ich guidelines. the prepared metformin tablet has shown acid neutralizing capacity similar to marketed antacid tablet.

    Keywords: taBlet dosaGe form, Gastric acidosis, in vitro druG release, staBility study.

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    1A-8dEsign And EvAluAtion oF colon sPEciFic drug dElivEry systEm oF curcumin

    RudRa PRataP Singh, SamEER kumaR BiSSoi, SnigdhaRani BEhERaJeypore college of pharmacy, Jeypore – 764002, oDisha, inDia

    [email protected]

    ABstrActcolon cancer is the development of malignant tumours

    in the inner wall of the colon. research has proved that curcumin has therapeutic potential in the management of colon cancer. the present study is based on development of compression coated tablet containing curcumin for colon cancer. the colon specific drug delivery system (cDDs) should be capable of protecting the drug in route to the colon i.e. drug release and absorption should not occur in the stomach as well as the small intestine, and neither the bioactive agent should be degraded in either of the dissolution sites but only released and absorbed once the system reaches the colon. curcumin is a poorly soluble api. therefore in the present study cyclodextrin is used to form an inclusion complex with curcumin to enhance the solubility. to prepare cDDs, further this core was compressed between the layers of polymer blend of pectin and eudragit protecting it from the stomach and intestinal environment. total 9 formulations were prepared to achieve solubility and site specificity. total nine formulations are prepared by direct compression and compression coating method. f1-f4 are formulated with various ratios of curcumin and cyclodextrin. f5-f9 tablets are formulated with various ratios of biodegradable polymer pectin and ph dependent polymer eudragit. the results revealed that higher coat weight and optimized ratio of pectin and eudragit ratio protected the curcumin tablet till ascending colon. f9 formulation containing curcumin & cyclodextrin in 1:2 ratio coated with eudragit & pectin in 80:20 showed an optimum release of drug protecting it from acidic environment. optimized formulation f9 was subjected to accelerated stability studies by storing at 40oc/75% rh as per ich guidelines for 3 months. it was observed that there was no significant physical or chemical.

    Keywords: colon specific druG delivery system (cdds), curcumin, cyclodextrin pectin and eudraGit.

    1A-9FormulAtion And EvAluAtion oF nAnostructurEd liPid cArriErs oF gliPizidE For orAl dElivEry

    RudRa PRataP Singh, ShaRmila daS, Snigdha Rani BEhERaJeypore college of pharmacy, Jeypore – 764002, oDisha

    gulguli41/[email protected]

    ABstrActthe present study is aimed at formulating the nano

    structured lipid carriers (nlc) of glipizide with the aim of increasing the drug loading capacity and prolonging the duration of action, there by improving the stability of conventional dosage forms. nlc of glipizide was prepared by hot melt micro-emulsion and hot melt probe sonication based methods. the hot melt was prepared by heating the drug with blend of solid and liquid lipids: stearic acid and oleic acid with and without cholesterol. the prepared hot melt was poured into the hot aqueous surfactant solution and subjected to rapid cooling in case of micro-emulsion method, and in case of sonication method, is subjected to prob sonication method. the sem photographs showed that the glipizide nlc was spherical in shape with the average particle size of 2985.41 ± 0.08 nm and 762.1 ± 0.02 nm prepared by micro-emulsion and probe sonication methods respectively. the surface charge of the unsonicated nlc and sonicated nlc was found to be -17.02 ± 0.03 mV and -22.0 ± 0.00 mV respectively. the pDi index value remained approximately around 0.483 ± 0.06. all the formulations followed the higuchi model drug release profile. the Dsc thermograms for the drug and formulation indicated that the drug was in an amorphous form in the nlc. stability studies indicated that the formulations stored at refrigeration temperature and room temperature showed no significant changes in the drug content and in vitro drug release, after a period of 4 weeks, indicated good stability of nlc. the method of preparation of nlc of glipizide was found to be more simple, economical with a potential of overcoming the drawbacks associated with conventional dosage forms of the drug.

    Keywords: nanostructured lipid carriers, Glipizide, in vitro druG release, staBility study.

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    1A-10FormulAtion And oPtimizAtion oF gAstrorEtEntivE BioAdhEsivE FloAting tABlEts oF orAl hyPogysEmic AgEnts.

    dhaRmajit Pattanayak 1,2, C. m. hoSSain1, RamESh adEPu21Bengal school of technology, suganDha hooghly, WB, 2 ViKas college of pharmaceutical sciences, suryapet, telangana

    [email protected]

    the purpose of present investigation was to develop and characterize a novel gastroretentive drug delivery system (grDDs) for oral hypoglycemic agents possessing a unique combination of floatation and bioadhesive properties. it was aimed to prepare for prolonged residence in the stomach over conventional gastroretentive approaches. the tablets are produced by direct compression method by using hpmc K15m as hydrophilic rate retarding polymer and carbopol 934 and carbopol 940 as Bioadhesive polymer along with other requisite excipients in different combinations and proportions. in this research two model anti-diabetic drugs, glipizide & rosiglitazone are used. glipizide is an oral, rapid and short acting hypoglycemic agent belongs to sulfonylurea class. rosiglitazone  is an antidiabetic drug in the thiazolidinedione class. Both are prescribed to treat type-ii diabetes and have short biological half-life. hence they are to be administered in 2 or 3 doses in a day. moreover, stomach is the site of absorption of both drugs. thus, the development of gastroretentive dosage forms would clearly be advantageous. tablets containing different ratios of polymer were designed and evaluated for different parameters. the prepared tablets exhibited satisfactory physical parameters and good in-vitro buoyancy. the modified in-vitro assembly was used to measure the bioadhesive strength of tablets with fresh gastric mucosa of a goat as model tissue. the tablets were evaluated for in-vitro release in 1.2 ph buffer 0.1 n hcl. it can be concluded that, hpmc K15m and carbopol 940 combination can be used to design effective and stable floating and bioadhesive tablets for better retention in stomach.

    Key words: Glipizide,rosiGlitazone, hpmc K15m, carBopol 934, carBopol 940

    1A-11study oF FormulAtion And EvAluAtion oF FAst disintEgrAting tABlEt oF BisoProlol

    SidhaRtha SankaR Padhy, VikRam ViSwajit.B.k miShRa, S.B BhanjaDepartment of pharmaceutics, Jeypore college of pharmacy, Jeypore, Koraput (oDisha)- 764002

    [email protected]

    ABstrActThe oral route of administration is considered as the

    most preferably route because of its easy of self-administration, compactness and easy manufacturing. The objective of the present investigation was to prepare the fast disintegrating tablet of for respiratory disorders in case of pediatrics. The present examination was to attempt with a view to develop a fast disintegrating tablet so that it will offers a new range of products which shows desired characteristics and proposed benefits. DSc and IR spectroscopy data showed the characterization of drug, excipient, compatibility of drug and solid dispersion with excipients, gave evidence of solid dispersion formation and UV absorption spectra shows enhancement of solubility. Various pre-formulation batches (f1-f10) formulated by direct compression method using different concentration of polymer such as ac-di-sol and it was studied for pre and post compression evaluation. Formulation with ac-di-sol Batch no. F9 shows excellent result with disintegration time of 105 sec, drug content of 99.35%, and greater dissolution rate 98.32%at 40 min. Fast disintegrating tablets are used by a most of the populations who find it difficulty in swallowing. It has been investigated for their potential in improving bioavailability of most poorly soluble drug. It shows its effect by enhancing the dissolution profile of the drug as well as hepatic metabolism of drugs.

    Key words: fdt, Bisoprolol, disinteGration, lyophilization, dimethylsulphoxide

    1A-12FormulAtion And EvAluAtion oF nicArdiPinE sustAinEd rElEAsEd tABlEts

    guidEd By: C Soujanya PRESEnting authoR: S.SuPRitha REddy

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    Dept. of pharmaceutics, Vishnu institute of pharmaceutical eDucation anD research, narsapur meDaK, telanagana, inDia-502313

    ABstrActthe purpose of this research was to develop nicardipine

    sustained release (30 mg) matrix tablets, which is an calcium channel blocker drug it is designed to attain the gastric residence time , good oral bioavailiblity and thus prolonging the drug release by comparing with marketed product (cardene sr 30 mg) tablets. in the present study the tablets were formulated by direct compression technique using different hydrophilic polymer grades such as cmec, xantham gum, ethyl cellulose with granulating agent as mcc and lactose, as the other ingredients before formulation, the granules were evaluated by pre-compression studies. the obtained tablets were evaluated with different parameters like hardness, friability, thickness, weight variation , drug content, in vitro dissolution studies. the tablets containing nicardipine released from 1:2 ratio to 93% of the drug at the end of 16th hour by in vitro released study. the formulation f7 was selected as an optimised formulation because it gives the best results in terms of required in vitro drug release in a sustained released manner and best fitted to first order model with r^2 value as 0.989. short term stability studies indicated no. appreciable changes in drug content and in vitro drug release of optimised formula f7.

    Keywords: nicardipine, hydrophilic, and natural polymers, sustained release.

    1A-13FormulAtion And chArActErizAtion oF KEtAconAzolE microsPongEs using vArious PolymErs For toPicAl drug dElivEry systEm

    PaRimalakRiShnan. S, anton Smith. a, muRali. R, muRalikRiShna, ajithkumaR, jaCoBDepartment of pharmacy, annamalai uniVersity, annamalai nagar – 608002, tamilnaDu.

    [email protected]

    ABstrActmicrosponges (ms) are polymeric delivery systems

    composed of porous microspheres. they are small similar to sponge and spherical particles with a big porous surface. ms may improve stability and drug release. the aim of the present study is to formulate and evaluation of ketoconazole microsponges

    using various polymers by liquid – liquid suspension polymerization method. ms incorporated ketoconazole (msK) with six different proportions with polymers like eudragit rs 100 (msK i to iii) and ethyl cellulose (msK iV to Vi) were formulated by liquid – liquid suspension polymerization method. these formulations were evaluated for their particle size and physical properties. the physical properties showed that msK formulations ii and Vi have good production yield and loading efficiency. msK ii and Vi formulations were prepared as gel in 1.25 %w/w eudragit rs 100 and ethyl cellulose evaluated for ph, viscosity, spreadability, drug content and in vitro release. msK ii and Vi exhibited 3900 & 3750, 20.58 & 21.38, 85.68 & 87.81 and 92.75% & 94.69% of viscosity (cps), spreadability (g cm/s), assay (%) and cumulative drug release respectively. from the above findings it is to conclude that the percentage of increase in polymer concentration the physical properties get altered. out of six formulations msK ii and Vi was exhibited good drug release pattern.

    Keywords: microsponGes, Ketoconazole, druG release pattern

    1A-14dEsign And in vitro EvAluAtion oF gAstro rEtEntivE orAl mAtrix tABlEt FormulAtions oF KEtorolAc tromEthAminE

    ABstrActKetorolac tromethamine floating tablets were prepared

    by using combination of hydrophilic polymers such as hydroxy propyl methyl cellulose 4000 cps grade and 100000 cps grade. eight set of formulations were prepared by gradual increasing and decreasing concentrations of above two polymers. the floating pattern was found to be instant for all the formulations and best controlled release profile was achieved for few set of formulations. the drug content, tablet weight, friability and weight variation were found to be within the limits. Validated uV spectrophotometric method was developed and standard linear regression was used to determine the concentration of released drug during the course of dissolution. the release studies were subjected to zero order, first order, higuchi and ritger-peppas kinetics and the parameters for controlled release were calculated.

    KEywords:Ketorolac tromethamine, floatinG taBlets, Gastro retentive druG delivery, hydroxy propyl methyl cellulose, uv method.

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    1A-15FormulAtion And EvAluAtion oF sumAtriPtAn orAl disintEgrAting tABlEts By using hiBiscus rosA sinEsis

    t SnEha REddy guidEd, PRaSanna kumaR dESu Vishnu institute of pharmaceutical eDucation anD research, Vishnupur, narsapur, meDaK, anDhrapraDesh-502313 corresponDing author

    [email protected]

    ABstrActoDts may be used to deliver drugs to the oral cavity, for

    local action or, in some cases, absorption across the oral mucosa, thereby avoiding first-pass hepatic metabolism and potentially increasing the rate and extent of uptake, and reducing undesirable metabolites. the objectives of the research work is to formulate oral disintegrating tablets of sumatriptan by using natural super disintegrate i.e, hibiscus rosa sinesis in different ratio by direct compression technique and tablets were evaluated for precompressional parameters such as angle of repose, bulk density, tapped density, compressabilit index and postcompressional parameters like drug content and in-vitro drug release study, hardness, friability, wetting time and invitro dispersion time, invitro disintegration time and invitro dissolution time. the physical interactions of the individual drug and optimized formulations were studied by the using of ftir spectroscopy.

    KEy words: sumAtriPtAn, hiBiscus rosA mucilAgE, dirEct comPrEssion mEthod

    1A-16chitosAn-gliclAzidE mucoAdhEsivE microPArticlEs: PrEPArAtion And INVItrO And INVIVO EvAluAtion

    P.VEERa lakShmi , k.P.R ChowdaRy, a.PRamEEla Rani, S.V.u.m.PRaSadschool of pharmacy, JntuK KaKinaDa

    ABstrActthe objective of the present study is to prepare

    and evaluate microparticles of gliclazide using chitosan, a mucoadhesive polymer for oral controlled release. a new technique namely emulsification-desolvation-crosslinking method was tried for the preparation of chitosan microparticles.

    the chitosan- gliclazide microparticles prepared were evaluated for various physical and drug release characteristics. the new method developed was reproducible with regard to size and size distribution and drug content. about 68-75 % of microparticles in each batch were in the size range 35/50 mesh (398.5µm). the chitosan-gliclazide microparticles prepared exhibited good muoadhesive property. encapsulation efficiency was in the range 97.1-99.5 % in the preparation of microparticles. gliclazide release from the chitosan microparticles was slow and spread over longer periods of time. the drug release depended on the proportion of core: coat in the microparticles. a good linear relationship (r² = 0.874) between percent coat and release rate (k0) was observed. gliclazide release from the chitosan microparticles prepared was by diffusion mechanism. fickian diffusion was observed in the case of microparticles which gave relatively rapidly release (f1 and f2) and the release was by non-fickian diffusion in the case of microparticles which gave slow release of gliclazide ( f3 and f4).microparticles (f3) prepared using a core: coat ratio of 8:2 gave slow and controlled release of gliclazide over 12 hours similar to that of commercial gliclazide sr tablets. in the in vivo evaluation, gliclazide gave a rapid reduction in serum gluclose levels and the reduced gluclose levels are also recovered rapidly. Whereas the gliclazide microparticles (f3) gave a slower reduction in serum glucose levels and the reduced gluclose levels were sustained over longer periods of time.

    1A-17titlE: FormulAtion And oPtimizAtion oF vAlsArtAn sustAinEd rElEAsE FloAting tABlEts

    k. SRiniVaSa REddy 1 , SuRya kanta Swain2, k. P. R. ChowdaRy 3 JaWarharlal nehru technological uniVersity, KaKinaDa

    ABstrActthe objective of the present study is optimization of

    valsartan controlled release floating tablet formulation by 23 factorial design. controlled release floating tablets of valsartan (80 mg) were formulated employing hpmcK100m (factor a) as matrix forming polymer, sodium bicarbonate (factor B) as gas generating agent and ethyl cellulose (factor c) and beeswax as floating enhancers.eight formulations of Valsartan floating tablets using the selected combinations of the three factors were prepared by wet granulation method and were evaluated. optimization of valsartan controlled release floating tablet

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    formulation was done taking release rate (K0) as the parameter for optimization. for optimization, release rate (K0) was taken as response (y) and level of hpmcK100m as (X1); level of sodium bicarbonate as (X2) and level of ethyl cellulose as (X3). the polynomial equation describing the relationship between the response, y and the variables, X1, X2 and X3 based on the observed data obtained by multiple regression was found to be y = 7.75 - 1.25 (X1) + 0.75 (X2) – 0.25 (X1 X2) – 0.3 (X3). Based on the polynomial equation developed, the optimized valsartan controlled release floating tablet formulation with the desired release rate (K0) of 7.4 mg/hr could be formulated employing hpmcK100m (240 mg/tablet), sodium bicarbonate (76 mg/tablet) and ethyl cellulose (21 mg/tablet). the optimized formulation (fopt) exhibited a floating time of > 12 h with a lag time of 18 seconds and gave a release rate (K0) of 7.65 mg/hr fulfilling the target release rate (K0) set indicating validity of the optimization technique employed.

    1A-18FormulAtion And EvAluAtion oF immEdiAtE rElEAsE tABlEts oF nEvirAPinE solid disPErsions

    PRESEnting authoR:n.haRShitha, guidEd By: PRaSanna kumaR dESuDepartment of pharmaceutics, Vishnu institute of pharmaceutical eDucation anD research, Vishnupur, narsapur, meDaK(Dt), telangana, inDia – 502313

    [email protected]

    ABstrActthe objective of the present study was to develop

    immediate release tablets of nevirapine in order to achieve rapid release in git which might result in enhanced absorption and thereby improved bioavailability. six batches of solid dispersions of nevirapine were prepared by using different ratios urea and peg 6000 as carriers. Drug–excipients interaction was carried out for pure drug and optimized formulations by using ftir studies. nevirapine tablets were formulated employing different synthetic polymers fusion dispersions by direct compression method. all the batches of immediate release tablets were evaluated with reference to different pre-compression and post-compression parameters. Based evaluation of different parameters it was concluded that formulation of immediate release tablets of nevirapine was successfully done and f4 shows 100% at 60 min.

    KEy words: nevirapine, urea, peG 6000, croscarmallose sodium and starch Glycolate

    1A-19FormulAtion And EvAluAtion oF sustAinEd rElEAsE BuccAl tABlEts oF lABEtAlol hydrochloridE

    V.RajaRam, V.udhayakumaR, l.SaSikumaR, V.kalVimooRthi aaDhiBhagaWan college of pharmacy, rantham, thiruVannamalai, tamilnaDu

    ABstrActthe buccal tablets preparation appears to be an attractive

    approach for achieving better drug product effectiveness, many anti-hypertensive tablets available in oral dosage form. the rationale of the study is to design a sustained - mucoadhesive buccal tablets for labetalol hydrochloride which is having a short biological half-life (6-8 hrs). the labetolol having less bio availability (25%) and due to its dose requirement labetolol favors the traditional approach to sustained release delivery. the buccal sustained release tablets of labetalol were prepared by the direct compression method. the prepared tablets were evaluated for uniformity of weight, hardness, friability, content uniformity, disintegration time and in vitro drug release. the results experiment shows that % drug release of all formulations are in range 85.1%-99.39% after 8 hrs formulation-7 having high % drug release up to 12 hrs to having the dose 100mg of labetolol. Based on the result obtained the f7 considered as the optimum formulation to design time dependent Drug Delivery system.

    1A-20conjugAtion oF Acyclovir to Poly (EthylEnE glycol) through Amino Acid And diPEPtidE sPAcErs And IN VItrO drug rElEAsE EvAluAtion

    dEBaPRotim daSguPta , Sikhamoni duttagiriJananDa choWDhury institute of pharmaceutical science (gips), azara, hathKhoWapara, guWahati -781017, state- assam

    [email protected]

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    ABstrActimproving the therapeutic index of drugs is a major

    impetus for innovation in many therapeutic areas such as cancer and infective diseases. the purpose of the present study is to conjugate acyclovir to poly (ethylene glycol) through amino acid and dipeptide spacers and study the in vitro drug release evaluation. the study was done with the preparation of chloro derivatives of peg (peg-cl2) followed by covalent binding of glycine and leucine to (peg-cl2), and dipeptide glycine – leucine to peg – cl2. acyclovir drug was incorporated in all the above matrix. the estimation of drug content of the above formulation was done at λmax of 254 nm in a double beam spectrophotometer (model uV 160 a). the in vitro drug release from the polymeric pro-drug was evaluated using usp XXiii ,nmr and ir. the in vitro release profile of acyclovir from (peg-[(glycine) – acyclovir]2), (peg-[(leucine) – acyclovir]2), peg-[(leucine-glycine) – acyclovir]2 and peg-[(glycine-leucine) – acyclovir]2 , shows that at ph 7.4 a maximum of 56.24 ± 0.032% , 58.34 ± 0.019% , 89 ± 0.022% and 80 ± 0.027% was released and the time taken for 50% of the drug release (t50) was 8hrs, 10 hrs, 5hrs and 3 hrs respectively. the drug release study of four prodrugs of acyclovir revels that the drug release is slower at ph 1.2 and 5.5 and higher at ph 6.8 and 7.4. further, the drug release also takes place in a sustained manner.

    KEywords – polymer , conjuGation , prodruG , spacer molecule , in vitro in vivo.

    1A-21FormulAtion And EvAluAtion oF sustAinEd rElEAsE tABlEts oF mErcAPtoPurinE

    maRaPuR SC1, PattanShEtty dS 1

    Dept. of pharmaceutics, BlDea’s college of pharmacy, BlDe uniVersity campus, ViJayapur-586103, KarnataKa, inDia.

    [email protected]

    ABstrActin the present study, an attempt was made to develop

    and evaluate the sustained release tablets of mercaptopurine using polymers like pectin and hydroxy propyl methylcellulose 4Km in different ratios individually and in combination of above polymer. Wet granulation technique has employed for the preparation of tablets. the granules were evaluated for pre compressional evaluation parameters like angle of repose,

    bulk density tap density, carr’s index, hausner’s ratio. the pre compression evaluation result suggested that all the granules are good flowing. the tablets were evaluated for post compression evaluation parameters like hardness, thickness, friability, drug content, weight variation, Dsc, XrD, ftir, stability studies and invitro drug release. all the prepared tablets were uniformity in weight and thickness were observed with their low sD values with good mechanical strength. ftir and Dsc study showed compatible in drug and polymers.XrD was conducted to know the nature of the drug in the formulation. stability studies on all formulation showed that, there are no considerable changes in drug content.

    the tablets were performed for in-vitro drug release study using 0.1n hcl of ph 1.2 for 2 hours and after that in ph7.4 phosphate buffer for up to 12 hours in standard dissolution apparatus. zero order, first order, higuchi and peppas models are used for determination of mode of drug release. the formulated sustain released matrix tablet of mercaptopurine drug has showed drug release upto 12 hours. this concludes that sustained release matrix tablets of mercaptopurine can overcome the disadvantage associated with conventional tablets.

    Keywords: mercaptopurine, sustained release, hpmc 4Km, pectin, wet Granulation technique

    1A-22 AdditivE mAnuFActuring: A Boon to PhArmAcEuticAl FormulAtions

    akankSha Singh, RuPa mazumdER, aVijit mazumdER, PRaVEEn PaChauRinoiDa institute of engineering anD technology (pharmacy institute), greater noiDa, inDia -201306

    [email protected]

    ABstrActadditive manufacturing is an emerging technology that

    involves layer by layer fabrication of materials or drugs in the dosage forms, as required. this technology forms the basis of 3D printing or 3Dp, rapid prototyping and solid free form technology, which rely on computer aided design (caD) for non parallel flexibility and time efficient manufacturing capability of drug products. 3Dp is an additive manufacturing method, in which objects are made by depositing or fusing materials in layers to prepare 3D objects. the various advantages and applications of 3Dp include bioprinting of tissues, organs,

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    anatomical models for surgical preparations, fabrication of customized drug delivery devices, personalized medicines and in situ bioprinting of external organs like skin and so on. presently various dosage forms of a single api and also multiple medications in a unit dosage form to control multiple diseases are 3D printed. Quality products can be obtained by optimization and improvement of software performance, printing rate, printing press, print heads line velocity and distances between two nozzles of the 3D printer in use. Different 3D printers are available to perform multitasking and modify different types of dosage forms of drugs. solvent extrusion and fused disposition methods are amongst the most widely used methods of additive manufacturing technique in the form of 3Dp. We hope that in the advancement of pharmaceutical formulations, additive manufacturing technique will work as a boon to lead to major breakthrough in treatment modules in the coming days.

    KEywords: BioprintinG, solvent extrusion, fused disposition, personalized medicines, anatomical model.

    1A-23FormulAtion And chArActErizAtion oF oncE dAily thEoPhyllinE tABlEts By wEt grAnulAtion mEthod

    PallaVi, S. mohaPatRaschool of pharmaceutical sciences, siKsha o anusanDhan DeemeD to Be uniVersity, BhuBanesWar, oDisha-750003

    ABstrActchronic obstructive pulmonary disease (copD) is a class

    of chronic respiratory disease, and need long term medication. theophylline, 1, 3-dimethylxanthine, is a methylxanthine drug used in therapy for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. extended release formulations are prepared to make the contained drug available over a prolonged period of time following administration. the purposes of the research work is to prepare the extended release tablets of theophylline by wet granulation method using different grades of hydroxy propyl methyl cellulose (hpmc) as a retardant polymer. furthermore different evaluation parameters like weight variation, hardness test, friability, tablet thickness, disintegration time, drug content and XrD studies were investigated. in vitro dissolution studies were done to found the release pattern of drug. observation of all formulations complies with specification of official pharmacopoeias and standard references. in vitro release profile

    indicated formulations showed release pattern for an extended period of 24 hour as compared to marketed formulation. XrD study showed no change in physical form. hence a stable extended release tablet formulation of theophylline was developed to achieve best therapeutic efficacy.

    Key words: copd, theophylline, hydroxy propyl methyl cellulose, wet Granulation

    1A-24FormulAtion And EvAluAtion oF microBAllons oF ondAnsEtron hydrochloridE

    SuBham Pattnaik, ShaRBaRi mohanty, PRaSant kumaR, SuBhEndu SEkhaR miShRa gayatri college of pharmacy, Department of pharmaceutics, JamaDarpali, samBalpur, 768200

    [email protected]

    ABstrActmicroballons delivery systems are uniform, spherical,

    porous polymeric microspheres having myriad of interconnected voids of particle size range 5-300μm. these microballons have the capacity to entrap a wide range of active ingredients such as emollients, fragrances, essential oils, sunscreens and anti-infective, etc. and then release them onto skin over a time and in response to trigger. ondansetron hydrochloride, a 5 ht3 antagonist is a powerful antiemetic drug. microballons offers numerous advantages for releasing one of the drugs or part of the same drug immediately while remaining drug or parts of the same can be sustained release. these are useful where drug-excipients and drug-drug interactions are predictable with single type dosage form. By keeping the views of above facts our present study is approached for preparation of microballons of ondansetron hydrochloride by Quasi-emulsion diffusion method. for prepare the inner phase, eudragit rs 100 was dissolved in 3 ml of methanol and triethylcitrate (tec) was added at an amount of 20% of the polymer in order to facilitate the plasticity. the drug was then added to the solution and dissolved under ultrasonication at 35°c. for preparing the outer phase pVa dissolved in 200 ml of water in a separate container. then the inner phase was poured into the pVa solution in 200 ml of water (outer phase). the resultant mixture was stirred for 60 min, and filtered to separate the microballons. the microballons were washed with distilled water and dried at 40°c for 24h.

    Key words: microBallons, quasi-emulsion diffusion, ondansetron hydrochloride, tec

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    1A-25FormulAtion And oPtimizAtion oF EFAvirEnz tABlEts to AchiEvE thE dEsirEd dissolution rAtE

    m.PRiyadaRSini, k.P.R.ChowdhaRyDepartment of pharmaceutical sciences, JntuK, KaKinaDa, inDia-533003.

    [email protected]

    ABstrAct the objective of the present study is to enhance the

    dissolution rate of efavirenz by solid dispersion in starch 1500 and soluplus in its tablet formulation development and to optimise the efavirenz tablet formulation employing starch 1500(factor a) and soluplus(factor B) by 22 factorial design to achieve nlt 85% dissolution in 10 min. four efavirenz tablet formulations were prepared using selected combinations of the two factors as per 22 factorial design. efavirenz tablets were prepared by direct compression method and evaluated.the individual and combined effects of the two factors, starch 1500 and soluplus are highly significant (p < 0.01) in influencing the dissolution rate of efavirenz tablets. efavirenz tablet formulations fab and fa disintegrated rapidly within one min and gave very rapid dissolution of efavirenz 96.1% and 88.6% in 10 min respectively. the increasing order of dissolution rate (K1) of various formulations was f1< fb< fa

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    drug delivery systems. in the present study, an attempt was made to sustain the release of ciprofloxacin hydrochloride from matrix tablets by sintering technique. this has been an evolving one in the study of effect of heating on mechanical properties of pharmaceutical powders that is used in the formulation of sustained release matrix tablet. the tablets were formulated by direct compression method. the punched tablets were subjected to sintering process and exposed to three different durations of sintering (1.5, 3.0 and 4.5 h). this type of system provides an important and suitable method for acheving controlled release in oral dosage forms. the release of the drug from un-sintered matrix tablets containing 100mg polymer was 100% within 90minutes. for a particular sintering time, the release rate decreased with increasing polymer concentration. for 1.5, 3.0 and 4.5h sintering durations the least retardation is offered by least polymer concentration. the highest retardation was offered by matrixes with highest polymer concentration.

    KEywords:ciprofloxacin hydrochloride, sinterinG technique, matrix taBlets, direct compression.

    1A-28FormulAtE And EvAluAtion oF thE controllEd rElEAsE microsPhErE using PolymEthAcrylAtEs (EudrAgits) is rElEAsE rEtArding PolymErs.

    PRaShant joRaPuR1, SomaShEkhaR m21Department of pharmaceutics, 2Department of pharmaceutical chemistry, BlDea’s ssm college of pharmacy anD research centre ViJayapur-586103, KarnataKa

    ABstrActin the present investigation an attempt has been made

    to formulate and evaluate the controlled release microsphere using polymethacrylates (eudragits) are release retarding polymers. in the present study 9 formulations were formulated by using polymethacrylates (eudragits) in different ratios. all the formulations were subjected for various evaluation parameters. the results of preformulations studies, particle size analysis, flow properties, micomeritic properties, drug content and entrapment efficiency showed the acceptable result. the in vitro dissolution of formulations showed the amount of drug release decreases with increase in polymer concentration and particle size. further the release kinetics of all formulation was done were the optimized formulation showed good fit value for

    hixon-crowell model. the study of optimized formulation f1 is viewed through sem and shows uniform matrix formulation with dense nature and rough surface. further the optimized formulation f1was subjected to accelerated stability, and was found to be stable as there was no drastic change in drug content as well as drug release profile.

    Keywords: controlled release, polymethacrylates, hixon-crowell model.

    1A-29dEvEloPmEnt And invitro chArActErizAtion oF risEdronAtE sodium FloAting microBAlloons

    munija PanChEddula, ShayEda Department of pharmaceutics, uniVersity college of pharmaceutical sciences,KaKatiya uniVersity, Warangal - 506 009, telangana, inDia.

    [email protected]

    ABstrActin the present research work, floating microballoons

    of risedronate sodium using  eudragit rs 100, eudragit s 100, hpmc K4m, ethylcellulose as polymers were formulated to deliver risedronate sodium via  oral  route. the objective behind the research work is to develop the gastroretentive drug delivery system of the drug to prolong the drug release to enhance its action time for longer duration.prepared microballoons were evaluated for particle size,percentage yield, entrapment efficiency,percentage buoyancy and percentage drug release. the results of this investigation indicate that, solvent evaporation method can be successfully employed to formulate risedronate sodium microballoons. the in-vitro release studies demonstrated that microballoons of risedronate sodium prepared using eudragit rs 100 along with eudragit s 100 in 1:1 ratio shown maximum amount of drug release, hence it is considered as the optimized formulation. the in vitro release kinetics revealed that the optimized formulation release the drug in zero order manner based on the regression values of kinetic models.thus it can be concluded that risedronate sodium loaded floating microballoons are proven to be potential pharmaceutical dosage forms for prolonging the gastric retention time of dosage form.

    Key words : risedronate sodium, floatinG microBalloons, solvent evaporation method, Gastric residence time, Gastroretentive druG delivery systems.

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    1A-303 (2) tAguchi FActoriAl dEsign AssistEd hydrodynAmicAlly BAlAncEd systEm oF mEtoProlol succinAtE

    dEEPankaR Bahuguna, BiSwanath ChaudhaRy, ShaShank SoniDepartment of pharmaceutics, school of pharmaceutical sciences anD technology, sarDar BhagWan singh uniVersity, DehraDun, uttaraKhanD, inDia, 248161.

    [email protected]

    ABstrActmetoprolol succinate (ms) is a highly selective β1

    adrenergic receptor which is used for the treatment of hypertension, chronic heart failure, and arrhythmia. in the present experimental investigation, an attempt has been made to assess the utility of medium molecular Weight chitosan (mWch), high molecular Weight chitosan (hWch) and hpmc K15 as a polymeric carrier for the sustained stomach delivery of ms. a total of nine formulations were prepared by using 3 (2) taguchi factorial design. Briefly, hBs capsules formulation were prepared by encapsulating manually blended drug-polymer mixture in hard gelatin capsules, where polymer used were cationic hWch and mWch in combination with hydrophilic polymer hpmc K 15m is anionic. the main intention to select the hWch and mWch was that it shows both mucoadhesive and swelling tendency when comes in contact with dissolution media (0.1 m hcl). however, it has been observed that hBs formulation remained buoyant up to the time span of 7.5 hours in dissolution media when a higher level of hWch and mWch was incorporated including 98.07% release drug sustained manner. from the conducted experiment it was observed that formulation f1-f6 followed non-fickian diffusion and on the other hand formulation f7-f9 followed super case 2 transport mechanism. the data gained from the conducted experiment suggests that a higher level of chitosan in addition with hpmc K15m has the ability to be constituted as a carrier for stomach specific delivery of ms.

    KEywords: hydrodynamically Balanced system, taGuchi factorial desiGn, hiGh molecular weiGht chitosan, medium molecular weiGht chitosan, hpmc K15m.

    1A-31hiBiscus EsculEntus: A rEviEw oF sustAinEd rElEAsE Action oF ProPAnolol hydrochloridE in solid orAl dosAgE Form

    aVinandan aSh, SuBhEndu BikaSh jana, SwaRnajit duttaDepartment of pharmaceutical chemistry, calcutta institute of pharmaceutical technology anD, allieD health sciences, uluBeria, hoWrah, West Bengal, inDia-711316.

    [email protected]

    ABstrActsustained release is a type of dosage form which is

    designed to release a drug at predetermined rate in order to maintain a constant drug concentration for specific period of time with minimum side effects. after dosing with sustained release propanolol, plasma levels begin to rise almost immediately. the main objective is to evaluate the properties of okra gum & it’s applicability in the design of floating tablets. the principal property of polysaccharide gums is their easy hydration to produce aqueous solutions possessing high viscosity of low gum concentration. okra gum is extracted from the pods of hibiscus esculentus using acetone as a drying agent. Dried okra gum was made into powder form and it’s physical and chemical characteristics such as solubility, ph , moisture content, viscosity, morphology study using sem, infrared study using ftir, crystalline study using XrD and thermal study using Dsc and tga were carried out. the activity of okra gum as a binder was compared in formulation of propanolol tablets using a synthetic and a semisynthetic binder which are hydroxy propyl methyl cellulose (hpmc) and sodium algenate respectively and evaluate the drug release kinetics which was attained from dissolution studies to show okra gum release up to 24 hours and exhibit the longer release compared to hpmc and sodium algenate. hence okra gum was testified to produce favourable sustained release tablets with strong tensile.

    Keywords: hiBiscus esculentus, sustained release, hpmc, sodium alGenate.

    1A-32dEvEloPmEnt And EvAluAtion oF hydrodynAmicAlly BAlAncEd systEm

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    oF trAmAdol hydrochloridE By using chitosAn And locust BEAn

    Sandhya SEmwal, PRaVjot kauR, ShaShank SoniDepartment of pharmaceutics, school of pharmaceutical sciences anD technology, sarDar BhagWan singh uniVersity, BalaWala, DehraDun, uttaraKhanD, inDia. 248161.

    [email protected]

    ABstrActthe study was performed to develop and evaluate

    hydrodynamically balanced capsule of tramadol hcl (th) by using chitosan and locust bean gum as a natural polymer that prolongs the gastric residence time. chitosan with different grade (low molecular weight, medium and high molecular weight) and locust bean gum were used as a drug release retarding agents. the hydrodynamically balanced capsule of tramadol hcl were prepared by ordered mixing technique. the concentration of both the polymers was optimized in order to achieve the sustained release of drug (th) for 10 hours. then the prepared capsules were evaluated for buoyancy test and in vitro drug release were performed. and other characterization analysis was also considered like ftir study, Dsc/Dtg/tga study and interaction study were also performed on the basis of characterization analysis. from these studies it was confirmed that there is no interaction observed between drug and excipient. the drug release studies show that the retarding drug release pattern is dependent on the concentration and molecular weight of polymer as the concentration /molecular weight increases the retarding drug release pattern was also improved. and the synergistic action of retarding drug release was observed by the addition of another polymer i.e. locust bean gum. release pattern was fitted with the different kinetic model like zero order, first order, higuchi model and Korsmeyer peppas and it was concluded from the models that the drug release pattern obeys zero order model which signifies high therapeutic efficacy and minimum side effects.

    Keywords: hiGuchi model, Korsmeyer-peppas, Buoyancy, Gastric residence time.

    1A-33novEl gAstrorEtEntivE orAl in situ gElling systEm oF niFEdiPinE – FormulAtion, oPtimizAtion And EvAluAtion

    akankSha tomaR, aShiSh tiwaRi, nayan gujaRathi, anil jadhaVDepartment of pharmaceutics, sanDip institute of pharmaceutical sciences, mahiraVani, nashiK - 422213, maharashtra, inDia

    [email protected]

    ABstrActhe objective of present study was to develop nifedipine

    gastroretentive in situ gel which provides sustained release of the drug for the management of hypertension and angina pectoris. gastroretentive in situ gelling system helps to increase bioavailability of drug compared to conventional oral dosage form. accurately weighed quantity of calcium carbonate along with sorbitol, ethyl paraben and propyl paraben was dissolved in purified water. in another beaker accurately weighed quantity of calcium chloride and 0.25% sodium citrate was dissolved in deionized water. sodium alginate was then added to the resulting mixture with continuous stirring and heated upto 70˚c followed by cooling back to 40˚c. accurately weighed quantity of drug was initially dissolved in small quantity of methanol and added slowly to the above sodium alginate solution while stirring on a magnetic stirrer. at 40˚c, both solutions were mixed and subjected to stirring for 30 min. preformulation studies proved absence of any drug polymer interaction between the drug, polymer and the other excipients used in the formulations. the drug content and swelling index of all (f1-f9) formulations ranges in between 97.99%-101.97% and 80.1% - 82.6% respectively. formulation f7 exhibited the least buoyancy lag time (26 s) while formulation f3 exhibited the highest lag time (57 s). the prepared gastroretentive oral in situ gel of nifedipine formulation proved that, 76.86% drug get released from the formulation in stomach hence increases bioavailabilty by about 20% and retained in the stomach for >12 h for sustained effect in git.

    Keywords: nifedipine, in situ Gel, sustained release, Gastroretentive

    1A-34EvAluAtion oF in VitRo And in ViVo EFFicAcy oF PrussiAn BluE AlginAtE BEAds For rEmovAl oF cEsium in micE

    Pooja ShaRma, mahEndRa yadaV, nidhi Sandal, a k Singh

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    institute nuclear meDicine anD allieD sciences, Defence research anD DeVelopment organization Brig s K mazumDar roaD, timarpur, Delhi 11005

    [email protected]

    ABstrActprussian blue (pB)  is a dark blue synthetic pigment

    produced by oxidation of ferrous ferrocyanide salts. it is indicated for treatment of patients with known internal contamination with radioactive cesium and/or radioactive thallium to increase their rate of elimination. the aim of the present study is to determine the in vitro and in vivo efficiency of pB-alginate beads for the removal of cesium. the prussian blue encapsulated in alginate beads were prepared and characterized as described in literature. to evaluate the in vitro efficacy of pB-alginate beads, 100 mg of prussian blue and pB-alginate beads (encapsulation efficiency∼30%) were incubated with 600 ppm solution of cesium chloride in water for 3 hrs and supernatant samples were analyzed by atomic absorption spectroscopy. prussian blue and pB-alginate beads were found to have cs adsorption efficiency of 4997ppm/gm and 4916ppm/gm respectively. in vivo efficacy of pB-alginate beads was compared with prussian blue in male swiss albino mice, of 8 week old. mice were given 1mg cesium chloride orally and then Divided into three groups: the mice of first group were administered orally a dose of prussian blue equivalent to 2mg , mice of second group were administered a dose of pB-alginate beads equivalent to 4mg in twice a day, for 5 days,starting 1h after administration of cesium chloride on day 1. the third group was kept as a control. on 6th day mice were sacrificed. the cesium content in each organ was measured using atomic absorption spectrophotometer having graphite furnace. the data was subjected to statistical analysis using graphpad prism 5.0. treatment with pB and pB-alginate beads showed significant decreased (p

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    designed to increase its residence time in the stomach without contact with the tablets was achieved through the preparation of floating tablets by the direct compression method. in the present study attempt has been made to develop sustained released drug delivery system by formulating the floating tablets of losartan potassium using psyllium husk powder as a natural polymer which is biodegradable, biocompatible, nontoxic, economically cheap cost, devoid of adverse and side effects and easily availability. losartan potassium chemically Butyl-4chloro-1-[(2-(1hetrazol-5-yl)[11-biphenyl]-4-yl] methyl]–1h– imidazole–5–methanol potassium used as an anti-hypertensive agent. the 14 batches of floating tablets (lf1 to lf14) were formulated by direct compression method using different ratio of polymers like psyllium husk power, hpmc K4m, hpmc K100 and carbopal. the formulated tablets were evaluated by means of different parameters like shape and density of tablet, hardness, friability, weight variation, drug content uniformity, invitro buoyancy, swelling index, invitro dissolution studies. the formulation lf8 has better sustained release when compared other formulations, hence we conclude that the combination of psyllium husk powder, hpmc K4m and hpmc K100 shows better gastric retention time which sustains the release of the dosage form.

    1A-38FormulAtion And EvAluAtion oF dicloFEnAc mEdicAtEd lolliPoPs By hEAting And congEAling mEthod

    daya Ratnam madugula, Raghu VamSi kidamBiDepartment of pharmaceutics, sims college of pharmacy, mangalDas nagar, guntur, anDhra praDesh, inDia – 522001.

    [email protected]

    ABstrAct-the objective of the work was to prepare diclofenac

    sodium medicated lollipop using mucoadhesive polymers like sodium carboxy methyl cellulose and methyl cellulose in different ratios. in the current research work is to formulate sugar based medicated lollipops of using diclofenac sodium has a model drug is used as an analgesic, antipyretic and anti-inflammatory. now-a-days it is difficult to manage pediatrics for parents to administer a conventional dosage form like tablets, capsules and liquid dosage forms. the prepared lollipops were evaluated for weight variation, hardness, thickness drug content. infra red analysis of diclofenac sodium lollipops showed no interaction between drug and polymer during the formulation process. therefore diclofenac sodium of medicated

    lollipops have been successfully formulated as it was observed good results to prolong dissolution time and drug release in salivary ph condition for a period of 30min. thus, it can be calculated this study can be comfortness in applications and transportations with effective better patient compliance to lollipops over conventional dosage forms. the stability studies proved that the prepared lollipops were found to be stable when stored at air tight containers or twist strips. hence the present work of investigation will be used for industry, research and development division.

    Key words: - diclofenac sodium, lollipops, sodium cmc, mucoadhesive polymers.

    1A-38FormulAtion And EvAluAtion oF dicloFEnAc mEdicAtEd lolliPoPs By hEAting And congEAling mEthod

    daya Ratnam madugula, Raghu VamSi kidamBiDepartment of pharmaceutics, sims college of pharmacy, mangalDas nagar, guntur, anDhra praDesh, inDia – 522001.

    [email protected]

    ABstrAct-the objective of the work was to prepare diclofenac

    sodium medicated lollipop using mucoadhesive polymers like sodium carboxy methyl cellulose and methyl cellulose in different ratios. in the current research work is to formulate sugar based medicated lollipops of using diclofenac sodium has a model drug is used as an analgesic, antipyretic and anti-inflammatory. now-a-days it is difficult to manage pediatrics for parents to administer a conventional dosage form like tablets, capsules and liquid dosage forms. the prepared lollipops were evaluated for weight variation, hardness, thickness drug content. infra red analysis of diclofenac sodium lollipops showed no interaction between drug and polymer during the formulation process. therefore diclofenac sodium of medicated lollipops have been successfully formulated as it was observed good results to prolong dissolution time and drug release in salivary ph condition for a period of 30min. thus, it can be calculated this study can be comfortness in applications and transportations with effective better patient compliance to lollipops over conventional dosage forms. the stability studies proved that the prepared lollipops were found to be stable when stored at air tight containers or twist strips. hence the present work of investigation will be used for industry, research and development division.

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    Key words: - diclofenac sodium, lollipops, sodium cmc, mucoadhesive polymers.

    1A-39FoEmulAtion And in-vitroEvAluAtion oF orAl FAst dissolving tABlEts using AntimigrAnE drug

    SaRita a. ukEy, a. t. Patil, d. R. tElangE, m. j. umEkaR Department of Quality assurance smt. Kishoritai Bhoyar college of pharmacy Kamptee, BehinD railWay station Kamptee, Dist: nagpur, maharashtra (inDia) -441002

    [email protected]

    ABstArct: in the current research, we formulate and evaluate oral

    fast dissolving tablet using anti-migraine drug zolmitriptan (zlp). the objective behind the research was, to prepare the fast dissolving tablet(fDt) containing anti-migraine drug by using the suitable method and the fDt containing anti-migraine drug which are dissolve or disperse in the oral cavity within second of matter. the prepared tablets were evaluated for pre-compression parameters i.e. Bulk density, tapped density, hausner’sratio, angle of repose, carr”s index and post compression parameters i.e. hardness test, friability test, weight variation test, thickness and diameter, disintegration time, in-vitro dissolution study, stability studies. the formulation containing croscarmelleose sodium(60mg) and micro crystalline cellulose(20mg) showed good disintegration time highest cumulative drug release and highest drug content. Best formulation ff7 found to be stable. ftir studies concluded that drug and excipients were compatible with each other. the formulated tablets were satisfactory in terms of hardness, thickness, friability, weight variation, drug content uniformity, wetting time, disintegration time and in-vitro drug release. the final optimized formulation(ff7) of zlp containing super disintegrants and results was revealed that formulated ofDt of zlp were effective and better to meet patient compliance.

    Key words: zolmitriptan, oral fast dissolvinG taBlets, fast dissolvinG taBlet

    1A-40ABstrAct

    the aim of the present research work was to develop

    delayed release mini tablets in capsule of drug lenalidomide similar to reference listed drug (rlD) in terms of dissolution and stability. Drug lenalidomide is an immune-modulator and belongs to Bcs class-i compound displaying high solubility across the physiological ph range. mini-tablets are small tablets with a diameter equal to or less than 3 mm that are filled into a capsule. mini tablets were prepared by direct compression method using multi-tip punch and coated with eudragit l100 as a seal coating material and with eudragit l30 D55 as an enteric coating material. five formulations (Batch 1-5) were prepared and subjected for evaluation like weight variation, hardness, friability, disintegration, drug release and stability studies to select the best formulation among the five. Batch-1 was dropped due to low hardness and failure in dissolution profile. Batch 2, 3 and 4 failed to give the requisite dissolution similar to that of rlD. evaluation results for batch-5 were found well within the limits. hence, batch-5 has been considered as an optimized formulation and recommended for the scale up batch for further development.

    Key words: immuno-modulator, mini-taBlets, delayed-release, taBlets in capsule

    1A-41FormulAtion oF monodisPErsE (micro) sPhErEs contAin lAmivudinE For ExtEndEd rElEAsE dosAgE Form

    g.VEnkataSiVa S S kondala Rao,P. RaghuVEER, a.PRamEEla Rani, i. haRiSh.uniVersity college of pharmaceutical sciences, acharya nagarJuna uniVersity,guntur,ap.

    ABstrActoral delivery of lamivudine as a therapeutic drug would

    significantly improve the quality of life of hiV patients who would otherwise receive multiple daily doses. the oral delivery of lamivudine, however, is still limited in its delivery efficiency which could be due severe adverse effects and high dosing frequency, in an attempt to improve the delivery efficiency, the lamivudine loaded micro spheres for control release medication were designed and constructed through ionic gelation technique employing sodium alginate alone and in combination with sodium cmc and hpmc to retard drug release by forming polymer matrix. the resulted micro spheres of formulation f3 containing Drug and hpmc in the ratio (1:5) with particle size ∼200  μm could easily be reverted to discrete from aqueous solution. surface morphology of microspheres was found to be

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    smooth and porous. entrapment efficiency (84%) was found to be excellent with controlled drug release (∼12  h).in vitro kinetics reveals that drug release from formulation followed zero order kinetics with non-fickian diffusion. these results suggested that the lamivudine microspheres are promising and should be investigated further in the near future as an effective oral delivery system.

    Key words: microsphers contain lamivudine,ion Gelation technique,extended release.

    1A-42FormulAtion And EvAluAtion oF gAstro-rEtEntivE systEms oF nAtEglinidE

    j. VijaRatna, ChiRRaVuRi. S. Phani kumaRDepartment of pharmaceutical technology, ViKas institute of pharmaceutical sciences, niDigatla, raJahmunDry, anDhra praDesh, inDia.

    [email protected]

    ABstrActgastro-retentive controlled drug delivery systems

    (grcDDs) are majorly employed for poorly soluble drugs with absorption window as upper part of intestine with short biological half-life. nateglinide is a type-ii anti-diabetic agent belongs to Bcs class ii drug, its biological half-life is 1.5 h and its absorption window is upper part of intestine. the present research work was aimed at designing and evaluating grcDDs of nateglinide. four different techniques employing different polymers were used, namely effervescent floating (ef), non-effervescent floating (nf), raft forming (rf) and bio-adhesive (Baf) techniques using carboxy methyl ethyl cellulose (cmec) for ef and nf, guar gum for rf and hpmc K4m for Baf as rate drug release retardants. these formulations were evaluated for in-vitro studies like floating lag time, total floating time, and in-vitro drug release. and best formulation was selected based on pharmacodynamic studies i.e. non-effervescent system (nf3 formulation) due to its longer duration of anti-diabetic activity on rabbit. nf3 consists of 40 % of cmec per tablet and poly ethylene foam powder as floating agent at 30 %. pharmacokinetic studies were conducted on nf3, 2% sodium carboxy methyl cellulose (sod. cmc) suspension of nateglinide and marketed product. it was found that nf3 gave the best bioavailability among the three formulations tested. good correlation (level a) was observed between the results of the pK and pD studies.

    Key words: nateGlinide, Gastro-retentive controlled release druG delivery systems, floatinG system, raft forminG system and Bio-adhesive system.

    1a-43dEvEloPmEnt And EvAluAtion oF hydrodynAmicAlly BAlAncEd systEm oF trAmAdol hydrochloridE By using chitosAn And locust BEAn

    Sandhya SEmwal, PRaVjot kauR, ShaShank SoniDepartment of pharmaceutics, school of pharmaceutical sciences anD technology, sarDar BhagWan singh uniVersity, BalaWala, DehraDun, uttaraKhanD, inDia. 248161.

    [email protected]

    ABstrActthe study was performed to develop and evaluate

    hydrodynamically balanced capsule of tramadol hcl (th) by using chitosan and locust bean gum as a natural polymer that prolongs the gastric residence time. chitosan with different grade (low molecular weight, medium and high molecular weight) and locust bean gum were used as a drug release retarding agents. the hydrodynamically balanced capsule of tramadol hcl were prepared by ordered mixing technique. the concentration of both the polymers was optimized in order to achieve the sustained release of drug (th) for 10 hours. then the prepared capsules were evaluated for buoyancy test and in vitro drug release were performed. and other characterization analysis was also considered like ftir study, Dsc/Dtg/tga study and interaction study were also performed on the basis of characterization analysis. from these studies it was confirmed that there is no interaction observed between drug and excipient. the drug release studies show that the retarding drug release pattern is dependent on the concentration and molecular weight of polymer as the concentration /molecular weight increases the retarding drug release pattern was also improved. and the synergistic action of retarding drug release was observed by the addition of another polymer i.e. locust bean gum. release pattern was fitted with the different kinetic model like zero order, first order, higuchi model and Korsmeyer peppas and it was concluded from the models that the drug release pattern obeys zero order model which signifies high therapeutic efficacy and minimum side effects.

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    KEywords: hiGuchi model, Korsmeyer-peppas, Buoyancy, Gastric residence time.

    1A-44dEvEloPmEnt And chArActErizAtion oF novEl gAstrorEtEntivE ExPAndABlE Films oF mEtoProlol tArtrAtE

    PaREPalli SRikanth1, S. hEmalatha2, S.V.SatyanaRayana3 1research scholar, Jntua, ananthapuramu, 515002, anDhra praDesh, inDia2Department of pharmacognosy, sri VenKatesWara college of pharmacy, chittoor, 517127, anDhra praDesh, inDia3Department of chemical engineering, Jntua, ananthapuramu, 515002, anDhra praDesh, inDia

    [email protected].

    ABstrActoral route is most preferable route of administration of

    drugs, but it has certain limitations for those drugs which absorb from specific region of gastrointestinal tract. the bioavailability of drugs can be improved by increase their retention time in the stomach and several approaches are used to increase the gastric retention time of the dosage, one of the approach is expandable gastroretentive dosage forms. Bilayered films were prepared by solvent-casting technique using ethyl cellulose, hpmc and eudragit as polymers and dibutyl-phthalate as the plasticizer in both layers. the film with rolled folding in the capsule was shown to unfold in the gastric juice and provide drug release up to 12 hrs in the acidic medium. metoprolol tartrate is an antihypertensive drug, which has low elimination half life: 3-4 hrs. the expandable formulation of metoprolol tartrate was prepared to increase the gastric retention and to improve the bioavailability of the drug. metoprolol tartrate was chosen as a model drug because it is better absorbed in the stomach than the lower gastro intestinal tract. the prepared films were evaluated for weight & thickness variation, mechanical properties,  in-vitro drug release and unfolding. absence of drug polymer. interaction and uniform drug dispersion in the polymeric layers was revealed by ftir & dSC. the dosage form location in the gastrointestinal tract was determined by X-ray studies.

    Key words: Bilayered films, unfold, antihypertensive. metoprolol tartrate, x-ray studies.

    1A-45dEsign And IN-VItrO EvAluAtion oF AtEnolol microBAllons

    aRun SahaRawat, manoj joShi, nidhi nainwalDepartment of pharmaceutics, school of pharmaceutical sciences anD technology, sarDar BhagWan singh uniVersity, BalaWala, DehraDun, uttaraKhanD, inDia. 248161.

    [email protected]

    ABstrActin the present work sustained release microballons of

    atenolol was prepared to enhance its residence time in stomach, reduces its frequency, increment in the bioavailability (40-50%) and half-life of atenolol. the preparation of 6 batches prepared by solvent evaporation method by using ethyl cellulose (ec) (f1, f4, f6), hpmc K 4 m ( f2, f4, f5) and eudragit rs 100 (ers100) f3, f5, f6). the ratio of ec, hpmc K4m, ers 100 with the drug is 1:2, and the ratio of drug: ethyl cellulose: hpmc K4m is 1:1:5:1:5, drug: hpmc K4m: e rs 100 is 1:1:5:1:5 and the ratio of drug: ers 100: ec is 1:1:5:1:5. physical characterization of microballons such as particle size, particle shape, and surface morphology was evaluated by scanning electron microscopy. the prepared microballons were further evaluated for percentage yield, drug entrapment efficiency, in- vitro buoyancy, and in vitro drug release. the prepared microballons were free flowing, spherical and displayed a particle size ranging from 64.0 to 96.30 µm suitable for oral delivery. the drug entrapped in the microballons increased with the increase in polymer content. the formulation f2 selected as optimized formulation as it showed maximum buoyancy up to 85.60% and more than 45% drug release in first 2 hr and more than 79% drug release in 12 hours. the drug release from the all six batches follows higuchi kinetics with fickian diffusion mechanism. the obtained results indicated that atenolol microballons could be sustaining drug release for prolonged periods of time.

    Keywords: microBallons, atenolol, sustained release, Gastro retentive

    1A-46An invEstigAtion oF in-vitro rElEAsE oF rABEPrAzolE sodium From PulsAtilE rElEAsE tABlEts contAining hPmc-Ec BlEnd As timE lAggEd PrEss coAting

    jyoti joShi, SaChin Chauhan, nidhi nainwal

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    Department of pharmaceutics, school of pharmaceutical science anD technology, sarDar BhagWan singh uniVersity, BalaWala, DehraDun, inDia- 248161

    [email protected]

    ABstrActto develop new pulsatile release tablets of rabeprazole

    sodium (rs),that can suppress drug release in stomach and release the drug rapidly after predetermined lag time for about 4 h in intestine, a multiple unit dosage forms was designed that contain, drug- containing core, a coating to achieve time lag in drug release and an outermost acid resistant enteric coating. time lagged press coating was performed using ethyl cellulose (ec) and different grades of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (hpmc) in different ratios. the press coated tablets were optimized by the drug release study and finally the formulation f17 containing 7:1 ratio of ec and hpmc K4m was selected as optimized formulation. this press coated tablet was further enteric coated with cellulose acetate phthalate (cap). the weight gain of the enteric coating was optimized based on the integrity of coating in an acidic solution for about 2 h. formulation f21 was finally selected with 10% weight gain and rupture time of 120 minutes in 0.1n hcl. further, the drug release from f21 formulation started after 270 minutes (4.5 h). the results indicate that the drug release was successfully suppressed till 4.5 hrs as per the need of pulsatile dosing of rs as the drug concentration needed between 12 am to 6 am. By considering the dosing time of 8:00 pm, the formulation release only 15:1% of the drug till 1 am (after 5 hrs) and 90% of the drug release after 7.25 h.

    Keywords: pulsatil release taBlets, time laGGed press coatinG, enteric coatinG.

    1A-47FormulAtion And EvAluAtion oF tolmitin EntEric coAtEd tABlEts And invitro EvAluAtion

    P. nithin , t. Ramya kRiShna , g. laxmidEViDepartment of pharmaceutics, talla paDmaVathi pharmacy college, B,pharmacy iV year, Jntuh, hyDeraBaD, telangana, inDia.

    [email protected]

    ABstrActthe main objective of the present research work is

    to formulate the tolmetin extended release tablet. tolmetin is a non- steroidal anti- inflammatory drug(nsaiDs) that is effective in treating fever, pain, inflammation in the body. tolmetin blocks the enzyme that makes prostaolandins(cyclo-oxigenase), resulting in lower concentration as a conseqenece, inflammation, pain, are reduced at present the tablets are available in the market use as multiunitparticulate system to deliver the drugs at acontroled rate over 24hrs. the present research edeavor was directed towards the development of extended release tablet to be taken twice daily. the formulation of tolmetin extended release tablet is important to give prolonged activity in the prolonged drug release in an extended period of time for the long terms therapeuitic activity. the formulation of the extended released tablet were prepared by using suitable exceipients such as hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose, hpmce3, hpmcK15m, hpmcK100m hydroxyehthylcellulose, povidone colloida silicondioxide, megnesium strerate. this tolmetin extended release tablets were prepared by using wet grannulation method they can be also prepared by dry grannulation method. the prepared extended release tablet is evaluated in terms of bulk density, tapped density, angle of repose, cars index and hardness test, weight variation test, variability test,and invitro study. the hardness weihght varion and friability this values are within in the pharmacopeia limit. the finalised formulation was subjected for invitro dissolution and campared with the innovator(tolectinr 600) to produce an equivalent product and stability studies performed at 400 c/75% for 2months. stability samples were evaluated initially and after 2months. the result were compared with the predetermined specification to be satisfactory.

    Key word : extended release taBlets, tolmetin, and nsaids.

    1A-48dEvEloPmEnt And in vitro chArActErizAtion oF PulsAtivE drug dElivEry oF toFAcitiniB By osmotic controllEd rElEAsE orAl systEm

    introduction

    With the advancement of the technologies in the pharmaceutical field, drug delivery system have drawn an increasing interest over the last few decades. nowadays, the emphasis of pharmaceutical galenic research is turned towards the development of more officious drug delivery system with already existing molecule rather than going for new drug discovery. the oral controlled release system show a

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    typical pattern of drug release. in the window for a prolonged period of time (sustained release), thereby ensuring sustained therapeutic action.

    objective

    the objective of the present study is the formulation and evaluation of tofacitinib by osmotic controlled release oral system of pulsative delivery with better lag time and attain controlled drug release and excellent patient acceptability.

    Disease that follow chronopharmacological behavior can be effectively treated with this system.

    to enhance the patient compliance.

    methodology

    selection of druganalytical method development for tofacitinibpreparation of buffersDrug excipient compatabilitypreparation of tofacitinib core tabletspre-compression studiespost-compression studies

    rEsult:-

    stAndArd Plot oF toFAcitiniB in PhosPhAtE BuFFEr Ph 6.8

    absobance at 218 nm

    0 0

    1 0.087

    2 0.174

    3 0.252

    4 0.342

    5 0.427

    6 0.513

    r2 0.999

    slope 0.085

    conclusion:-

    pulsatile drug delivery of tofacitinib tablets were successfullyfomulated by employing oros technique and found to show sufficient lag time and controlled drug release. from the in-vitro dissolution studiesd the formulation f2 were found to be better formulations and the lag phase and dissolution efficiency was increased . ftir showed that there is no interaction between the drug and excipients. in conclusion, the formulation and evaluation of tofacitinib tablets using polymers is able to yield better lag phase, controlled drug relewase and diseases that follow chronopharmacological

    behavior like rheumatoid arthritis can be treated efficiently.the kinetic models used were zero, first order equation,

    higuchi model and peppas kinetic model. the tofacitinib pDDs shows the zero order release and release mechanism of drug was found to be anomalous diffusion.

    1A-49co-PolymEric consEquEncEs on in vitro, Ex vivo And in situ studiEs oFclindAmycin PhosPhAtE nAnoPArticlEs-loAdEd Films For suB-gingivAl dElivEry

    VRunda PatEl, RakESh PaRmaRparul institute of pharmacy anD research, p.o. limDa, t.a-WaghoDia (391762), Dist-VaDoDara, guJarat (inDia)

    [email protected]

    ABstrActsub-gingival delivery of anti-microbials to renovate the

    inflammatory response or eliminate or restrain the pathogenic microbiota, thereby improving periodontitis, has highlighted significant patient’s compliance with the purpose of enhanced periodontal disease treatment. however, no one has previously efforted for in-vitro weight loss, exvivo swelling study and in-situ release study of a sustained-release preparation of clindamycin phosphate nanoparticles to be used in the local treatment of periodontal diseases. the present study was attempted to prepare and evaluate chitosan nanoparticles loaded ethyl cellulose (ec) with three different co-polymeric films and carried out in-vitro polymeric weight loss, ex-vivo polymeric swelling study and in-situ release profile of clindamycin phosphate. chitosan containing clindamycin phosphate nanoparticles were prepared using ionotropic gelation method. nanoparticles loaded ec with different co-polymeric films were prepared using solvent casting technique. the polymeric in-vitro weight loss, ex-vivo swelling profile of films and the in-situ release of anti-microbial were carried out in 15ml phosphate buffer (ph 6.8). Distinct result profiles were demonstrated by the all formulations for a respective total observation period. When the comparison was made between the formulations having the three different co-polymers, low substituted hydroxypropyl cellulose (l-hpc) and hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose K4m (hpmc K4m) containing formulations were found to be convenient, while the eudragit rl-100 (e rl-100) demonstrated lowest results. in conclusion, for demonstrating an extended site specific release of clindamycin phosphate the polymeric combination, chitosan and ec with l-hpc or hpmc K4m as a co-polymer may be a suitable inert excipient.

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    Keywords: chitosan nanoparticles, ethyl cellulose films, low sustained hydroxy propyl cellulose, hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose K4m, eudraGit rl-100

    1a-50

    FormulAtion And EvAluAtion oF Bi lAyEr tABlEts oF sustAinEd rElEAsE nsAid’s And immEdiAtE rElEAsE Proton PumP inhiBitor

    ViShal CS, kiShoRi PatEl, aShwini RajEndRa

    ABstrActin the current research, Bi-layer tablets of esomeprazole

    (immediate release) and Diclofenac sodium (sustained release) was formulated. the objective behind the research is to find drug release from bi layer tablets and determining model independent parameters like mean dissolution time (mDt) and % Dissolution efficiency (%De). esomeprazole layer was prepared by direct compression method and Diclofenac sustained release tablets was prepared by wet granulation method. the drug and excipient showed no interaction when subjected to ft-ir studies. Drug release studies was performed for immediate release layer using 0.1n hcl for 120 min and for sustained release using phosphate buffer for 9 hours. formulations f1 to f12 were prepared using bi layer technique, in formulation f2 and f3 % drug release of esomeprazole was 44.500±0.75 to 99.801±0.52 and 52.428±0.49 to 99.461 respectively and in formulation f2 and f3% drug release of diclofenac sodium was 11.196±1.11% to 75.474±0.66% and 11.286±1.08 to 71.275±2.14% respectively. mDt and % De of f2 were 4.64 hours and 48.37% respectively and f3 were 4.64 and 48.80 % respectively,f2 and f3 showed satisfactory results of % cumulative Drug release, mean dissolution time and % Dissolution efficiency which were prepared by bilayer technique, hence f2 and f3 were selected as best formulations. thus it can be concluded that study can be beneficial for formulation of bi layer tablets which is used in treatment of arthritic diseases.

    Keywords : esomeprazole, diclofenac sodium, Bi-layer taBlets

    1A-51dEvEloPmEnt And in vitro

    chArActErizAtion oF PulsAtilE drug dElivEry oF toFAcitiniB By osmotic controllEd rElEAsE orAl systEm

    mohammEd Faizan ali, t.RamyaDepartment of pharmaceutics, tallapaDmaVathi pharmacy college, KareemaBaD,Warangal,telangana.

    [email protected]

    ABsrtActthe study was aimed to formulate pulsatile drug

    delivery of tofacitinib tablets by employing oros technique by using various polymers like ethyl cellulose-100, eudragit l30 D55 and cellulose acetate-394-60s. Development of pulsatile drug delivery of tofacitinib tablets found to show the sufficient lag time and sufficient level of drug release that leads to non-compliance and effective therapy. tofacitinib tablets were prepared by using direct compression method and were characterized for both pre-compression and post-compression parameters. from the in-vitro drug release studies the optimized formulation f2 were found to be better for formulations as the lag phase and controlled release was produced sufficient and dissolution efficiency was increased. ftir study was carried out to understand the drug-polymer compatibility and revealed that there was no interaction between them. thus, usages of polymers to develop pulsatile drug of tofacitinib tablets may be suitable to give controlled drug release and produce therapeutic action.

    Keywords: pulsatile druG delivery, tofacitiniB, oros.

    1A-52dEvEloPmEnt And chArActErisAtion oF simvAstAtin nAnosusPEnsion

    tanzEEl majEEd, ganESh n.S., VinEEth ChandyDepartment of pharmaceutics, t. John college of pharmacy, gottigere