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1st International Conference on Industrial Pharmacy

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Table of contents

Message from Rector of International Islamic University MalaysiaProf. Dato’ Sri Dr. Zaleha Kamaruddin 2

Message from Deputy Rector (Academic and Planning)International Islamic University MalaysiaProf. Dato’ Dr. Md Tahir Md Azhar 3

Message from Dean of Kulliyyah of Pharmacy, IIUMAsst. Prof. Dr. Siti Hadijah Shamsudin 4

Message from Chairperson of International Conference of Industrial PharmacyAsst. Prof. Dr. Hazrina Ab Hadi 5

Organizing Committee 6

Conference Programme 7

Plenary Speakers 12

Poster List 17

Conference Venue Plan 21

Acknowledegement 22


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Message fromRector of International Islamic University MalaysiaProf. Dato’ Sri Dr. Zaleha Kamaruddin

It gives me great pleasure to acknowledge the 1st International Conference on Industrial Pharmacy, organized by the Kulliyyah of Pharmacy. This is the fi rst such event to be held in the east coast of peninsular Malaysia to address industrial pharmacy issues, particularly green pharmaceuticals. I have high hopes that this will bring together researchers from the academia and practitioners from the industry to share and discuss the increasingly important issue of reducing pollution to the environment by the pharmaceutical industry. Preservation of the environment is the responsibility of mankind, in line with the teachings of Islam.

I hope that all participants of the conference will gain rewarding experience from all the studies and fi ndings presented during the event. My deepest gratitude to all who are willing to share their experience and research fi ndings for the benefi t of not only Malaysia, but also other countries worldwide, represented by their delegates. Should there be a sequel to this fi rst event, I would like to welcome all delegates again for more knowledge sharing in this serene city of Kuantan.

With the theme of ‘Eco-friendly Pharmaceuticals for a Greener Future’, the University encourages Kulliyyah of Pharmacy to continue to move forward and take more challenges in coordinating more activities that will capture the true meaning of eco-friendly products and the importance of green pharmaceuticals in creating healthier living on this planet. Let us all work together to fi nd a better solution to reduce the unwanted effects of industrial activity on our environment, while simultaneously creating good synergy between the academia and the industry.

I would like to congratulate all the working committee members of the 1st International Conference on Industrial Pharmacy Program Committee for their tremendous teamwork effort in making the event a reality. I would also like to express my sincere appreciation to Dr. Siti Hadijah, for her continuous support throughout the preparation for this successful event.

Certainly, the Kulliyyah of Pharmacy has achieved its goal of becoming the fi rst school of pharmacy to embrace ‘industrial pharmacy’ as the niche area of pharmacy education. Let us take the responsibility to a different level; providing halal medicines to the society, as well as preserving the environment for the betterment of the future generation.

Prof. Dato’ Sri Dr. Zaleha KamaruddinRector of International Islamic University Malaysia


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Message fromDeputy Rector (Academic and Planning),International Islamic University MalaysiaProf. Dato’ Dr. Md Tahir Md Azhar

The 1st International Conference on Industrial Pharmacy (ICIP) 2014 is a good platform for both researchers and scientist to share their knowledge especially on eco-friendly pharmaceuticals. This is the fi rst international conference in Malaysia and organized by Kulliyyah of Pharmacy of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM). The theme ‘Eco-friendly Pharmaceuticals for a Greener Future’ is must appreciated in our environmentally threatened world and it is hoped that all of us realize the importance of green contributing to the environment. Our future generation must be given the same opportunity to live in a healthy environment. This is a collectively responsibility that we must not betray.

Wishing all of you a successful and enjoyable conference.

Thank you

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Prof. Dato’ Dr. Md Tahir Md AzharDeputy Rector (Academic and Planning),International Islamic University Malaysia

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Message fromDean of Kulliyyah of Pharmacy, IIUMAsst. Prof. Dr. Siti Hadijah Shamsudin

On behalf of Kulliyyah of Pharmacy, International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), it is my pleasure to welcome all the speakers, delegates and sponsors to our 1st International Conference on Industrial Pharmacy 2014.

The theme of the conference addresses the challenging issues faced by the pharmaceuticals especially in the fi eld of the Industrial pharmacy in Malaysia and Global. The horizons are very broad and the coordinated approached is required from various facets of pharmaceuticals, especially pharmaceutical industries, research centers, hospitals, pharmacists and scientists for drug development with safety, effi cacy and quality. Industrial Pharmacy is a discipline that covers the lifecycle of drug products from development, manufacturing, marketing, to distribution, including quality assurance of these activities. May I on behalf of the Kulliyyah of Pharmacy, IIUM thank the Organizing Committee and those who are indirectly involved with the organization and wish the Conference Success.I hope this conference will help in expending the knowledge in Drug Discovery and Development of researchers, scientist and healthcare professionals. This will contribute immensely to the betterment of the industrial pharmacy.

Asst. Prof. Dr. Siti Hadijah ShamsudinDean, Kulliyyah of Pharmacy


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Message fromOrganizing ChairpersonAsst. Prof. Dr. Hazrina Ab Hadi

Asssalamu’alaikum warrahmatullahi wabarakatuh,

It is our great pleasure to welcome you to the fi rst International Conference on Industrial Pharmacy (ICIP 2014). This conference is a platform that brings scientists from hospitals, academia and industry together to share and discuss current researches in the fi eld of pharmaceutical sciences that are eco-friendly in nature.

The call for papers attracted abstract submissions from Brazil, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, China, Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia. The accepted papers cover a variety of topics, including Drug Discovery and Development, Natural products, Nutraceutical and Cosmeceutical, Veterinary Pharmaceuticals, Pre-clinical and Clinical Studies, Supply Chain, Waste Management, Marketing & Post-surveillance, Good Practices & Regulatory Affairs. The ICIP delegates are not only from academia, but also from the industry and Ministry of Health (hospitals, National Pharmaceutical Control Bureau and Pharmacy Enforcement).

We also encourage all the conference delegates to attend the keynote and invited talk presentations. These valuable and insightful talks can and will guide us to a better understanding of the green pharmaceuticals.

We have 12 exhibit booths including major scientifi c supplier companies, which we conveniently located outside the grand ballroom. All the presentation of the conference will take place in the grand ballroom and another 2 meeting rooms of the Swiss Garden Hotel and Resort, situated scenically in front of the beach. Hopefully the weather will allow you to take a stroll over the beautiful beach.

Putting together ICIP2014 was a team effort. We are grateful to all the committee members who worked very hard to make this event happen successfully. We also would like to thank our sponsors and exhibitors; Bank Islam, Intran, Perkin Elmer, Agilent, DKSH, Mettler Toledo, Radwag, AHS, Bumifi cient, Sortorious, Research Instrument, Fisher Scientifi c, Taat Bestari, ChromScience, Permula and Innovin for their supports toward this conference.

Last but not least, we would like to thank all the authors who submitted their papers to the conference, and all the participants who helped in accomplishing the goals of the conference. We will do our best to make your stay at this conference a pleasant and fruitful one, both socially and scientifi cally. We hope that you will fi nd this program interesting and thought-provoking and that this conference will provide you with a valuable opportunity to share ideas with others.

Yours sincerely,

Asst. Prof. Dr. Hazrina AB HadiChairperson of ICIP 2014

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Organizing Committee

Sponsorship and ExhibitionDr. Kausar b. AhmadDr. Siti Zaiton bt. Mat So’adSr. Norny Syafi naz bt. Ab. RahmanSr. Nurizzati MansorSr. Nurul Hafi zah Mohd NorBr. Ahmad ZaiterSr. Siti Hawa MasSr. Norain Ayob

Technical and ProgrammeBr. Muhammad Badri bin Abdul KudosSr. Khadijah bt. EduengDr. Saif Ullah KhanDr. Abdul Razak b. KasmuriBr. Muhammad Salahuddin B. Haris@HarithBr. Tuan Mohd Faris Tuan IsmailBr. Mohd Haniff b. Mohd AminBr. Ariff Fadzillah bin KhalifBr. Mohd Najib OmarBr. Mohd Khairul NizamBr. Abdualrahman M. AbdualkaderBr. Mohamed Alaama

Scientifi c CommitteeDr. Mohd Rushdi Hj. Abu BakarSr. Tengku Aisya Afzan Tengku Mohd RoslanDr. Farahidah bt. MohamedDr. Nik Mohd. Idris bin Nik YusoffDr. Muhammad TaherDr. Uttam Kumar MandalDr. Bappaditya ChatterjeeDr. Bisha Fatamah bt. UzirDr. Shazia JamshedDr. Mohammad Jamshed A. SiddiquiDr. Md Mokhlesur Rahman

Multimedia and PrintingBr. Mohammad Dzadil SyakirinAssoc. Prof. Dr. Qamar Uddin AhmedBr. Tg. Muhamad Faris Syafi q binTg. ZakariaBr. Abd Almonem DoolaaneaSr. Putri Nur Hidayah Al-Zikri

RegistrationSr. Siti Rusianti TominSr. Noorzihan bt Abd KarimSr. CheRokiahbt. IsmailSr. Fazlina OthmanSr. Salmi bt. Sarjee Sr. Nur Idayu Zainudin Sr. Suharti Farizal Yusoff Sr. Nor Baizura Mohamed

HospitalitySr. Sriviowarti bt. NoerdinSr. Azura YunosSr. Norhaslina bt Abdul HamidBr. Mohd Izaha bin Abdullah Br. Shah Zaini b. Mokhtar Br. Adisham b. Ya’acobSr. Fatimah bt Harun

Publicity and ProtocolMdm Siti Halimah Bux Sheikh Rahman BuxDr. Norazian Mohd HassanDr May Khin SoeSr. Hazan Haryanti bt. Abdul HalimSr. Sharina bt. AhmadSr. Norhafi zah binti Zulkefl iSr. Nurul Fatiehah bt. Asmui

Chairperson:Dr. Hazrina Ab Hadi

Co-chairperson:Dr. Juliana bt. Md. Jaffri

Secretary:Sr. Zaililah Binti Md Tahir

Sr. Shamimie Hanis binti Busro

Treasurer:Sr. Rosmaizam bt. Jamaluddin

Br. MohdAkmal Hakim b. Asmara


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Conference Programme

Day 1 - 16th August 2014 |Saturday

0800 - 0900 Registration

0900 - 0910 Quranic RecitationBr. Muhammad Badri KudosVenue: Grand Ballroom

0910 - 0935 Welcoming RemarkAsst. Prof. Dr Hazrina HadiChairperson, ICIP 2014

Welcoming SpeechProf Dato’ Sri Dr. Zaleha Kamaruddin(Rector, IIUM)

0935 - 0950 Opening SpeechEncik Sulaiman Haji AhmadDeputy Director, National Pharmaceutical Control Bureau

0950 - 1010 Opening PerformanceVenue: Grand BallroomEmcee: Dr Amira Hajirah Abd Jamil

1010 - 1030 Group Photography Session

1030 - 1100 Coffee-break and exhibit session

1100 - 1135 Plenary Session IVenue: Grand BallroomChairperson: Assoc. Prof Dr Ahmad Fuad Shamsuddin (UKM)

Keynote Speaker #1 – Professor Zoltan K.Nagy“Process Analytical Technology Based Control Approaches for the Green Produc-tion of Pharmaceutical Solids”

1135 - 1210 Plenary Session IIVenue: Grand BallroomChairperson: Assoc. Prof Dr Mohd Cairul Iqbal Mohd Amin (UKM)

Keynote Speaker #2 – Mr. David Hughes“Energy Effi ciency and Sustainability Considerations in the Design and Operation of the New Biopharmaceuticals Facility in Brisbane”


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1210 - 1400 Lunch & Prayer Break

1400 - 1540 Parallel Technical Session IChairperson: Dr. Farahidah MohamedVenue: Grand Ballroom

ID Time Presenter TitleOP/DDD 06 1400 Qamar Uddin Ahmed Isolation of a promising antidiabetic

compound from the leaves of Tetracera indica Merr., and in vivo toxicological studies in diabetes induced experimental animals.

OP/DDD 03 1420 Subhasis Dan Structural Modifi cation of a natural polymer Cassia tora by microwave assisted grafting technique intended to use sustained release matrix tablet formulation.

OP/DDD 04 1440 Mohd Mokhlesur Rahman Preparation, characterization and reduction of burst release of BSA from biodegradable PLGA microspheres.

OP/DDD 02 1500 Umar Isah Abu Bakar Green Process Development of Herbal and/Upstream Phytochemical Products in Drug Discovery and Development.

OP/DFD 18 1520 Preshita Desai Green Approach Towards Bioenhanced Curcumin: Process Analytical Technology (PAT) Enabled Scale Up Studies of Curcumin Solid Solution Using Hot Melt Extrusion

Parallel Technical Session IChairperson: Dr. Kausar AhmadVenue: Jasmine Hall

ID Time Presenter TitleOP/PCS 10 1400 Shidqiyyah Abdul Hamid Molecular Mechanisms of Anti-osteoporotic

and Antioxidant Effects Of Virgin Coconut Oilin Ovariectomized Rats

OP/DFD 13 1420 Ahmad Fahmi Harun Compatibility characterization of gentamicin-N. sativa fusion as a future ‘greener’ pharmaceutical intended for orthopaedic infection

OP/DFD 14 1440 Kai Bin Liew Effect of Polymers and Starch on Physical Properties of Lyophilized Orally Disintegrating Tablets.

OP/PCS 09 1500 Hassan Fahmi Ismail Potential Health Benefi ts of Traditional Herbal Formula, Diabecine.

OP/PCS 12 1520 Norazlina Mohamed Effects of Cosmos Caudatus om Bone fracture Healing in Ovariectomised: Micro-CT Analysis


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Day 2 - 17th August 2014 |Sunday

0800 - 0900 Breakfast

0900 - 0935 Plenary Session IIIVenue: Grand BallroomChairperson: Assoc. Prof Dr. Wong Tin Wui (UiTM)

Keynote Speaker #3 – Professor Richard L. Smith, Jr“Green Engineering for Extracting and Processing of Bioactive Compounds for Nutraceuticals”

0935 - 1010 Plenary Session IV Venue: Grand BallroomChairperson: Mr Zaril Harza Zachary (NPCB)

Keynote Speaker #4 – Professor Dr. Micheal Rathbone“Challenges and opportunities for the formulation scientist in todays animal health market”



1610 - 1730 Poster reviewing and judging session

1730 Free and Easy


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1040 - 1200 Parallel Technical Session IIChairperson: Dr. Ahmad Rushdi Abu BakarVenue: Grand Ballroom

ID Time Presenter TitleOP/WM 19 1040 Auni Hamimi Idris Environmental Impact Assessment from

Energy Consumption in Early Process Design of a Large-scale Monoclonal Antibody Production

OP/PCS 10 1100 Dr Hayat M Mukhtar Comparative Neuroprotective Activity of Benincasa hispida Seeds And Mesocarp Againts Neurodegenarative Disorder, Dementia

OP/DDD 05 1120 Zaidul Sarker Turning Weeds into Drugs: The prospect of Mimosa pudica Linn. on diabetes mellitus, in vitro

OP/DDD 01 1140 Nurizzati Mansor Future Greener Biopharmaceutical (NBP) to central nervous system (CNS): Effect of Poly (D,L-lactic-co-glycolic acid) and Chitosan Molecular weight on Formulation

OP/DDD 07 1200 Putri Nur Hidayah Al Zikri Cytotoxic activity of Luvunga scandens plant on human cancer cell lines

Parallel Technical Session IIChairperson: Dr Uttam Kumar Mandal Venue: Jasmine Hall

ID Time Presenter TitleOP/DFD 14 1040 Praveen Kumar Gannu Novel Oral SNEDDS of Artemether: The

Future Clinical OutcomeOP/DDD 08 1100 Idris Adewalle Ahmed Effects of Baccaurea angulata Fruit Juice

on Plasma LDL and HDL Cholesterol and Oxidized LDL Concentrations in Normo- and Hypercholesterolemic rabbits

OP/DFD 17 1120 Nurul Dhania Zaharuddin Application of Hibiscus esculentus (Okra) gum in sustained release dosage form of propranolol hydrochloride

OP/DFD 15 1140 Thazin Win Determination of the In Vitro Drug Release Studies and Stability Studies of Palm Olein-based Betamethasone 17-valerate Creams

1220 - 1345 Lunch & Prayer Break

1345 - 1525 Invited speakers session Chairperson: Dr Juliana JafriVenue: Grand Ballroom


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ID Time Presenter Title1 1345 Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ahmad

Fuad Shamsuddin“Pre- Clinical Studies of Novel Lipid Nano- emulsions”

2 1410 Mr. Zaril Harza Bin Zakaria “Regulatory Affairs Associated with Clinical Trials of Bio- pharmaceuticals”

3 1435 Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohd Cairul Iqbal Mohd Amin

“The Use of Biopolymer in Controlled- Release Dosage Form”

4 1500 Assoc. Prof. Dr. Wong Tin Wui

“Particle Design by Melt Technology: Innovative Delayed-Release and Fast- Release Pellets”

5 1525 Dr Muhammad Nadeem Akhtar

“Drug Discovery Against Cancer and Alzheimer’s Diseases- Synthesis and Biological Evaluation”


1610 - 1700 Closing Ceremony & Awards Giving Ceremony - Grand BallroomClosing Remark byAsst. Prof. Dr. Siti Hadijah ShamsudinDean, Kulliyyah of Pharmacy, IIUM

Emcee: Dr Amira Hajirah Abd JamilVenue: Grand Ballroom

1700 - 1945 Free and Easy

1945 - 2245 Gala Dinner

Tentative Programme (Gala Dinner)Venue: Grand Ballroom

Night 2 - 17th August 2014 |Sunday

1945 - 2000 Arrival of Conference Participants & Guests

2000 - 2015 Arrival of VIPs

2015 - 2030 Speech by Asst. Prof Dr Juliana Jaffri (HOD, Pharm Tech KOP, IIUM)

2030 - 2045 Group Photography Session

2045 - 2245 DinnerBand PerformancesLucky Draws

2245 Disperse

Attire: Smart & Casual

Plenary Speaker


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Plenary I

Professor Zoltan K. NagySchool of Chemical Engineering,Purdue University, United States

Dr Nagy is a Professor of Chemical Engineering at Purdue University and also holds a European Research Council Research Adjunct Professorship at Loughborough University, UK, where he was a professor of process systems engineering and Director of the Departmental Pharmaceutical Engineering Research Centre, before joining Purdue in fall 2012.

Dr Nagy has over 15 years of experience in advanced process control, process analytical technologies and crystallization modelling and control approaches. His current research focuses on the application of systems approaches and tools in the design and robust control of batch and continuous crystallization systems and integrated particulate manufacturing processes with applications in pharmaceutical and fi ne chemical manufacturing. He has more than 200 publications in these areas, and has given numerous invited talks at conferences, universities and companies worldwide. Dr Nagy is the Founding Editor of the Pharmaceutical Engineering Subject area of Chemical Engineering Research and Design, and associate editor of another three journals in the area of process control. Dr Nagy is a member of the stirring committee of the American Association for Crystallization Technologies, and the Crystallization Working Party of the European Federation of Chemical Engineers. He received awards and best paper prizes for his work in the areas of crystallization and control from IEEE, IFAC, European Federation of Chemical Engineering, Institute of Chemical Engineering, Council of Chemical Research, Royal Academy of Engineering and the European Research Council.

“Process Analytical Technology Based Control Approaches for the Green Production of Pharmaceutical Solids”


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Plenary II

Mr. David Hughes has considerable technical and commercial experience in the scale-up and commercialisation of biotect products. Most signifi cantly, David was responsible for the design, construction and commercial operation of Australia’s largest recombinant protein facility for American multi-national fi rm Alpharma Incorporated. Spanning more than 15 years, this project encompassed the classical drug developmental path from ‘idea to invoice’. David’s role included direct responsibility for process development, pilot plant design and operation, as well as the design, construction, validation, and commercial operation of a world-scale microbial recombinant protein plant. The plant comprised fermentation capacity of two 20000 litre fermenters and during 2002 produced over 300 kilograms of pharmaceutical grade protein to GMP standards.

Mr. David HughesChief Executive Offi cer,Biopharmaceuticals Australia

“Energy Effi ciency and Sustainability Considerations in the Design and Operation of the New Biopharmaceuticals Facility in Brisbane”


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Plenary III

Professor Richard L. Smith, Jr.Research Center of Supercritical Fluid Technology,Tohoku University, Japan

Professor Richard Smith received his PhD in Chemical Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology, U.S.A in 1985. He worked at DuPont and gained research experience at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland. Since 2002, he is a Professor at the Research Center of Supercritical Fluid Technology, Tohoku University, Japan and a Regional Editor (Asia) for the Journal of Supercritical Fluids. His expertise includes thermodynamics, physical properties, supercritical fl uids, and green processes.

“Green Engineering for Extracting and Processing of Bioactive Compounds for Nutraceuticals”


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Plenary IV

Michael J. Rathbone, PhD is currently Entrepreneur/Consultant in Animal Health Pharmaceutical, Hamilton, New Zealand. Prior to this he was Professor of Pharmaceutical Technology and Dean, School of Pharmacy at IMU, KL, Malaysia. He was the Associate Professor of Pharmaceutics, School of Pharmacy, Griffi th University, Australia where he recently relinquished his position as Acting Head of School. Previous to his appointment at Griffi th University, he was the Director of Research at InterAg, NZ, where he spearheaded the companies modifi ed release drug delivery research and directed their national and global collaborative research activities.

DrRathbones research interests are in the area of systemic drug delivery via mucosal sites, the development of modifi ed release drug delivery systems and controlled release veterinary drug delivery. Dr Rathbone has published over 150 scientifi c and professional papers, review articles, book chapters and scientifi c abstracts and is the co-inventor of numerous patents/patents pending including fi ve accepted US Patents. He has co-edited eight Special Theme Issues of the journal Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews and six books on modifi ed release drug delivery. Dr Rathbone is an Editor of the European Journal of Pharmaceutics and Biopharmaceutics and serves on the Editorial Board of several prestigious journals including Journal of Controlled Release, Journal of Pharmacy and BioAllied Sciences and Drug Delivery and Translational Research.He is currently Series Editor of CRS Books and serves on both the Young Scientists and Membership & Development Committees. He currently sits on the Board of Directors as Member-at-Large and is the current Vice President of the Australian Local CRS Chapter. Dr Rathbone was recently acknowledged for his contribution to the Society by being awarded one of their most prestigious awards – The Distinguished Service Award, and was inducted into the Society as a Fellow of the Controlled Release Society in 2010.

Professor Michael John Rathbone

“The challenges and opportunities for the formulation scientists in todays animal health market.”

Poster List


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Poster List

Drug Discovery & DevelopmentCoding Author Title

PP/DDD 20 Madhu Kumar Dogannal Jayappa

Antioxidant activity studies of novel sciff and mannich bases

PP/DDD 21 Junbo Gong Solubility Prediction and Isothermal Antisolvent Crystalization Modeling and Optimization

PP/DDD 22 Siti Kholijah Abdul Mudalip A Green Approach to Investigate the Effect of Solvents on the Crystalization of Mefenamic Acid Polymorphs

PP/DDD 23 Maryam Abimbola Mikail Changes in the Antioxidant Enzymes and Infl ammatory Markers following administration of Belimbing Dayak (Baccaurea angulata) Fruit Juice on experimental rabbits fed with cholesterol diet

PP/DDD 24 Yogesh V. Ushir GC- MS analysis and antibacterial activity of essential oil from Orthosiphonthymifl orus Roth

PP/DDD 25 Azmina Nayani Evaluation of Peltophorum roxburghii for its hematological parameters and erythrocyte sedimentation

PP/DDD 26 Dr ABM Helaluddin Biomonitoring Metals in Leeches (Hirudinaria Manillensis)- A Step Towards Its Immediate Application in Traditional Medical Treatments

PP/DDD 27 Khairul Ikhwan Yaakob In Vitro Abtimicrobial Effect of Gentamicin-N.sativa Fusion Emulsion Against Biofl m Producing Strain S.aureus, P.aeruginosa and S.epidermidis

PP/DDD 28 Nor Ain Abdul Rahman Cytotoxic Activity of Flowering and Non Flowering Stages of Melastoma decemfi dum Roxb. On cancer cell lines

PP/DDD 29 Deepa Jeevanathan Investigation of Apoptotic Effects of Dichloromethane Extract of Aglala exima Leaves On Human Cancer Cell Lines

PP/DDD 30 Zahidah Ayob Cytotoxic activity of Justicia gendarussa leaf extracts on MCF-7 breast cancer cell line

PP/DDD 31 Muhammad Taher, T. Muhammad Faris Syafi q

Effects of G.mangostana on adipocyte differentation and glucose uptake regulation in 3T3-L1 cells

PP/DDD 32 Nur Azlina Mohd Fahami Preventive antioxidant effect of tocotrienol on stress-induced gastric mucosal lesions and its relation to inducible nitric oxide synthase expression

PP/DDD 33 Syajaratul Jahriah Hassan Solubility prediction of L-ascorbic acid in solvents using non-empirical method

PP/DDD 34 Nurafi zah Hj Embok Cheni Skin-penetration-enhancing effect of natural oils: in-vitro study

PP/DDD 35 Pinus Jumaryatno Bioactive Fistularin-3 Derivative from an Australian Sponge Pseudoceratina sp.

PP/DDD 36 Muhammad Nor Omar Green Technology Extraction of Bioactive compounds From Zingiberaceae plants Using SFE

PP/DDD 37 Saeed Ur Rashid Nazir Formulation Development, Evaluation and Anti-infl ammatory effects of ketoprofen cream on Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients


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Coding Author TitlePP/DDD 38 Ramalan Aziz Extraction Selectivity - A New Tool for Green Process

Analysis and Design of Solid-Liquid ExtractorPP/DDD 39 Muhammad Farid Khan OP/DDD 0PP/DDD 40 Aditi Kaushik Design and Synthesis of novel Flavonoids as GABAA

Receptor LigandsPP/DDD 41 Nurul Shakina Mohd Talhah Knowledge Portal and Mobile Application for Ethnobotanical

and Phytochemical Information of Asia

Pre Clinical & Clinical StudiesCoding Author Title

PP/PCS 42 Bushra Munir HPLC analysis and biokinetic studies of Pyrazinamide in female volunteers

PP/PCS 43 Nazia Iqbal Penwalla An Observational Study comparing effi cacy and safety of Basal Bolus Insulin Regimen and Twice Daily Premixed Insulin Regimen among Diabetes Mellitus Type 2 Patients

PP/PCS 44 Norazlina Mohamed Effects of Cosmos Caudatus om Bone fracture Healing in Ovariectomised: Micro-CT Analysis

PP/PCS 45 Zaidul Sarker Promotion of humoral immunity by an Ayurvedic herbal preparation, Saribyarista

Dosage Form DesignCoding Author Title

PP/DFD 46 Uttam Kumar Mandal Formulation and in-vitro Characterization of Floating Sustained- Release Tablets of Metformin Hydrochloride

PP/DFD 47 Uttam Kumar Mandal Formulation and Optimization of Raloxifene Loaded Nanotransfersomes by Response Surface Methodology for Transdermal Drug Delivery

PP/DFD 48 Jahangir Khan Infl uence of Cellulose Polymer types on In Vitro Release of Domperidone SR Tablets

PP/DFD49 Sudarshan Singh Buchanania Lanzan Spreng Seeds Mucilage: In vitro- In vivo Mucoadhesive Strength Assessment

PP/DFD 50 Jiji Rose Effective and Controlled Transdermal delivery of Lercanidipine Hydrochloride: System Design and Characterization

PP/DFD 51 Fathin Athirah Yusof Formulation and Characterisation of Gentamicin-N.sativa Emulsion Intended for Osteo- healing Study on UMR-106 Cell Line

PP/DFD 52 Dr Siti Salwa Abd Gani Optimization of Pitaya Seed Extracts-based Nanocosmeticeutical Formulation using Response Surface Methodology (RSM)

PP/DFD 53 Dr ABM Helaluddin Reverse Phase High Performance Liquid Chromatographic Determination of Meferamic Acid In Human Plasma Using Liquid- Liquid Extraction Technique

PP/DFD 54 Surendra Agrawal Pulsatile Drug Delivery System of Ibuprofen and FamotidinePP/DFD 55 Pravina Gurjar Stomach Specifi c Delivery of Andrographolide from Floating

In Situ Gelling System


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Coding Author TitlePP/DFD 56 Norma Husin New Gaharu Aromatic Products from Agarwood Oleoresin

and Solid ResinPP/DFD 57 Tarek Elsayed Development of Halal Modifi ed Release Gliclazide 60 mg

Tablets by Central Composite Design and Production by Direct Compression

PP/DFD 58 Ilma Nugrahani Antibiotics Pseudopolymorphism Study by PXRD and Thermal Analysis

PP/DFD 59 Rajesh Dodia Formulation and Ex-vivo Evaluation of Transdermal Patches and Study on Penetration Enhancement Effect of Buchanania Lanzan (Spreng) Seed Oil

PP/DFD 60 Shahzeb Khan Advances in Process Technology for Rapid Production of Pharmaceutical Nanosuspensions

PP/DFD 61 Syed Mukaram Shah A Novel Method for Taste Masking of Ibuprofen Particles Using Nanoparticles of Pharmacologically Inert Materials

PP/DFD 62 Winston Duo Wu Uniform pharmaceutical microparticles with well-defi ned properties produced by a novel microfl uidic jet spray dryer

Marketing & Post Surveillance Coding Author Title

PP/MP 63 Abdul Kareem Al Shami General Public Knowledge and Perception towards Herbal Beverages in Kuantan, Malaysia

Waste ManagementCoding Author Title

OP/WM 64 Xiang Zheng Separation Spherical Organic Macromolecule Compound by UF/MF Membrane

OP/WM 65 Vasanth Raj Palanimuthu An Attempt to isolate industrially important microorganism from diverse samples collected from Semeling, Kedah, Malaysia

OP/WM 66 Ilana de Souza Nunes Challenges and opportunities in the management of household waste medicines for the pharmaceutical companies in Brazil

Good Practices & Regulatory AffairsCoding Author Title

OP/GPR 67 Husab Alla Ahamed Personal Data Protection In Clinical Trial In Malaysia: A Quest For Legal And Regulatory Framework


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Conference Venue PlanSwiss Garden Resort & Spa, Balok, Kuantan, Pahang16th - 17th August 2014

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1 Radwag ( M) Sdn Bhd 8 Institute for Medical Research Malaysia

2 AHS Laboratory Supplies 9 IKOP Sdn Bhd

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