[PDF] Top 20 Studies on musa paradisiaca Starch as a Pharmaceutical Excipient

... from Musa paradisiaca had a light brownish tinge hence bleaching was carried out with ...20-60% starch was obtained. Grains of Musa paradisiaca starch were found to be smaller in ... See full document

... of starch isolated from grains of Carica papaya (Family: ...The studies indicated that this starch is qualitatively and quantitatively comparable to Corn starch as also the rheological and ... See full document

... Metronidazole was purchased from Yarrow Chem Products Ltd., Mumbai. Ibuprofen was obtained as a gift sample from Eros Pharma, Bangalore. Black gram seeds were purchased from the local market. Dicalcium phosphate, ... See full document

... ethyl starch also has lower hydration capacity than the native ...ethyl starch shows greater swelling capacity than the native starch, which is an index of good disintegrating ...micrometric ... See full document

... the pharmaceutical industry, corn starch has been recognized as the one of the most commonly used excipient in the manufacture of tablets ...potato starch which always used in Cote d’Ivoire, a ... See full document

... industry, starch is used as a thickener, a filler contributing to the solid content of soups, a binder to consolidate the mass of food and prevent it from drying out during cooking, and as a ...of starch ... See full document

... of starch particles determine their suitability for use as direct compression ...native starch was lower than 18% while Hausner’s ratio was less than ...the starch is ...native starch, ... See full document

... Banana starch has been isolated from the unripe fruit of the plant Musa paradisiaca ...banana starch obtained from green banana fruit on wet basis was ...banana starch was swelled to ... See full document

... In the same way, Iron is found to be rich in aqueous and acetoneextract when compared to other extracts. Whereas magnesium is found to be rich in acetone and hexaneextract when compared to other extracts. The results of ... See full document

... (Musa paradisiaca) is a perennial tree crop which belongs to the kingdom Plantae and the family ...the starch amylase and amylopectin which are replaced by sucrose, fructose and glucose during the ... See full document

... Obtained starch has altered viscosity, stability at lower temperature and better water ...Oxidized starch also shows film formation and adhesiveness in few formulation as a result of modification of surface ... See full document

... The botanical names of the plants have been arranged alphabetically as follows: Allium cepa, Allium sativum, Aloe vera, Carica papaya, Colocasia esculenta, Garcinia kola Gossypium hirsutum, Ipomoea batatas, Jatropha ... See full document

... the Musa paradisiaca leaves extract at high and low doses produces highly significant and significant decreased in carrageenan induced paw edema in ...term studies in different animals and ... See full document

... The stem of Musa paradisiacal L. were collected in March 2002, and botanical authentication was carried out. It’s was washed, cut into small pieces and dryness. The stem was pulverized. The powder was extracted ... See full document

... of Musa paradisica and I have found the characterizes like(tensile strength, hardness, water aberration ,and flexural rigidity)of the composite materials this materials find usage in the manufacture of play wood, ... See full document

... of Musa paradisiaca [. The leaves of Musa paradisiaca were obtained from Pune, India and were identified by consulting botanical experts in Sinhgad College of Science, ... See full document

... that Musa paradisiaca stem could be effectively used as a low cost adsorbent for the removal of MB from aqueous ...that Musa paradisiaca stem can be used effectively in the adsorption of ... See full document

... Aqueous extract of M. paradisiaca and T. cordifolia in different concentrations ranging from 100 µl to 500 µl were mixed with 2.5 ml of 20 mM phosphate buffer and 2.5 ml 1%, w/v potassium ferricyanide, and then ... See full document

... Banana (Musa paradisiaca L.) peel wastes usually either proceed into livestock feed or just thrown away. Banana peel waste is proposed as new local resource to substitute the hyaluronic acid gel as adjuvant ... See full document

... The preliminary screening of the gasroprotective effects of Musa paradisiacal L leaf extracts was investigated through bioactivity guided gradient extraction. Experimentally induced gastric ulceration was effected ... See full document