Proliposomes
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Publications Tagged with "Proliposomes"
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2016
1 publicationDevelopment of Proliopsomal Gel Containing Glipizide for Better Anti Diabetic Effect
The present investigation was aimed to develop Glipizide loadedproliopsomal carrier system for Transdermal drug delivery which, deliver the drug effectively over an extended period of time to improve the anti diabetic effect of the loaded drug. Glipizide loaded proliposomal gel was prepared by coacervation-phase separation method using different combinations of drug, sorbitol with cholesterol and lecithin (GF1 – GF6). Proliposome formulations were characterized for physical appearance, pH, vesicle size, entrapment efficiency, drug content uniformity, surface morphology, zeta potential analysis, in-vitro drug release, skin irritation test, and hypoglycemic activity. Among the different formulation, GF2 formulation showed more entrapment efficiency and drug content compared to all other formulations. The optimized formulation GF4 showed maximum reduction in blood glucose level 101.83 ± 0.983at 24 hrs as compared to oral drug. Proliposomal gel (PLG1) showed no skin irritation and delivered the Glipizide in a controlled manner as compared to conventional dosage form, as evidenced by a significant decrease in blood glucose level in diabetes rats. Thus proliposomal gel will be suitable drug delivery system for Glipizide due to ease of preparation and incorporation of less number of excipients.
2014
1 publicationApproaches for improvement of vesicular system-Pro-vesicular drug delivery
Drug delivery systems using colloidal particulate carriers such as liposomes and niosomes have distinct advantages over conventional dosage forms. This class of drug carrier systems will likely play an increasingly important role in drug delivery. However, there remain significant problems like instability in the general application of liposomes and niosomes for drug delivery. Pro vesicular drug delivery developed to overcome the stability problems associated with vesicular drug delivery systems composed of water soluble porous powder as a carrier drug is dissolved in an organic solvent to produce free-flowing granular product. To overcome the limitations (especially chemical and physical stability) of vesicular drug delivery systems like liposomes, niosomes, trans-ferosomes, and pharmacosomes, the pro-vesicular approach was introduced. The present article gives a brief overview of introduction on proliposomes, Pro-niosomes, Dry granular liposomes, mixed micellar proliposomes, Pro-transferosomes and its applications.
