The surfactant concentration in the SLNs also showed a signicant inuence about the oral absorption of vinpocetine.
Gelation deacetylase inhibitor takes place due to formation of the network and lipid bridges between the particles. The rst product formed after hot homogenization is supercooled melt which has high drugloading capacity. However, transformation of the lipid melt to lipid crystals results decrease in drug loading capacity of the lipid, which results expulsion of drug from lipid matrix. The physical stability of SLNs/NLCs dispersions is generally investigated by measurements of particle size, zeta potential, and thermal analysis. Several studies indicated physical stability of SLNs dispersion more than 1 year. A study investigated the effect of light and temperature on the physical stability of SLNs dispersion. The study reported that light and temperature induced particle growth.
Although entrapment efciency decreased about 9%, total drug content dropped only 3% indicating the stability of the prepared SLNs. However, stability of the formulation also depend on the formulation components, such as emulsier, type of lipid. Another recent study showed that SLNs were PARP more stable in terms of change in size and entrapment efciency when stored at refrigerated temperature, in comparison to room temperature storage. Generally, the lipid in SLN is present in a mixture of B?, and sub polymorphs after hot HPH. However, kinetic energy causes a transformation to B polymorph accompanied by gel formation. This transformation could be avoided/ minimized by storing the formulations in refrigerator under dark condition.
The most widely used cryoprotectants in SLNs are trehalose, sorbitol, glucose, sucrose, mannose, and maltose. Schwarz and Mehnert reported trehalose as the most effective cryoprotectant in preventing particle growth. A study has investigated the effect of cryoprotective sugars Dinaciclib on the size of SLNs after lyophilisation and reconstitution.
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