[PDF] Top 20 A review on cubosome: The novel drug delivery system

... greater drug loading ...soluble drug. Cubosome dispersions are bioadhesive and ...properties, cubosome are versatile systems, administrable by different ways such as orally, percutaneously and ... See full document

... suitable drug delivery system for ...However, delivery of herbal drugs also requires modification with the purpose to achieve sustain release, to increase patient compliance ...of novel ... See full document

... the drug-delivery system over a past few ...of novel drug delivery system ...increasing drug efficacy, safety, bio-degradability, bioavailability and therapeutic ... See full document

... The semi-permeable membrane is used to simulate ocular in vivo condition like corneal epithelial barrier. In order to simulate the tear volume, 0.7 m1 of distilled water is placed and maintained at the same level through ... See full document

... Drug delivery is now entering quite exciting and challenging ...innovative drug delivery system which is cost effective, biocompatible, targeted and pharmacologically effective resulted ... See full document

... While human studies involving microchips have been limited to treating a few specific diseases, advancements will allow expansion of this technology into a larger range of therapeutic areas. Drugs with dose ... See full document

... release drug at a slow zero or first order rate and those that provide an initial rapid dose, followed by slow zero or first order release of sustained component ...maintain drug concentration in the blood ... See full document

... They are small artificial vesicles of spherical shape that can be created from cholesterol and natural non-toxic phospholipids. Due to their size and hydrophobic and hydrophilic character (besides biocompatibility), ... See full document

... INTRODUCTION: The oral mucosa is highly vascularised, drugs that are ingested through the oral mucosa directly reach to the systemic circulation, bypassing the GI tract and first-pass metabolism in the liver. This effect ... See full document

... of drug loaded resealed erythrocytes to various organs of RES like, kidney and spleen liver, ...the drug was extracted and washed with 2 ml of ...The drug content was estimated using ... See full document

... adhesive drug delivery devices to the mucosal tissue offers the possibility of creating an intimate and prolonged contact at the site of ...of drug also improved patient compliance by reducing the ... See full document

... of drug solution equal to the volume of osmotic water uptake within any given time ...of drug delivery by the system, will be constant as long as a constant thermo dynamic activity gradient is ... See full document

... 9.Topical delivery of DNA: Many environmental pathogens attempt to enter the body through the ...topical delivery of DNA molecules to express genes in skin ...efficient delivery and expression of ... See full document

... protein drug delivery: Bovine serum albumin (BSA) protein is unstable in solution form so stored in lyophilized ...controlled delivery and ... See full document

... Bilayered and multilayered patches stability study can be performed in human saliva. Saliva is collected from humans of age group 18-50years. Buccal patches are placed in petridishes separately containing 5ml of human ... See full document

... specifically target nanomedicines to tumors, different approaches have been envisaged, with passive and active targeting of cancer cells having been shown to be valid approaches in preclinical and clinical studies. ... See full document

... transdermal drug delivery offers a convenient way to administer drugs without the drawbacks of standard hypodermic injections relating to issues such as patient acceptability and injection ...transdermal ... See full document

... appear to be more efficient. Vesicle size has not yet been fully characterised from a biological point of view and studies designed to systematically define the size requirements for certain pharmacodynamic objectives ... See full document

... of drug bearing active hydrogen atom and phospholipid bonded by the covalent ...of drug in vesicle, small size, amphiphilic nature prolong existence of drug in systemic circulation, reduces the ... See full document

... controlled drug delivery has become increasingly important in the pharmaceutical ...of drug application both for local and systemic ...to drug penetration thereby limiting topical and ... See full document