Effect of Extragranular Microcrystalline Cellulose on Compaction, Surface Roughness, and In Vitro Dissolution of a Self-Nanoemulsified Solid Dosage Form of Ubiquinone
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Pharmaceutical TechnologyPharmaceutical Technology-04-02-2002
Volume 26
Issue 4
Powdered self-emulsified dosage forms provide an attractive alternative to filled-capsule preparations, but the selection of a proper excipient is crucial.
Articles in this issue
Effect of Extragranular Microcrystalline Cellulose on Compaction, Surface Roughness, and In Vitro Dissolution of a Self-Nanoemulsified Solid Dosage Form of Ubiquinone
The Usefulness of 0.45 µm–Rated Filter Membranes
Outsourcing Outlook
Monitoring Blend Uniformity with Effusivity
Using Ion Mobility Spectrometry for Cleaning Verification in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Bush Budget Combats Bioterrorism, Promotes Drug Safety
Alteration in Dissolution Characteristics of Gelatin-Containing Formulations: A Review of the Problem, Test Methods, and Solutions
E-Procurement — Successfully Using and Managing Reverse Auctions
Liposomes: A Review
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