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Polymer Sciences | ISSN: 2471-9935

October 02-03, 2017 Chicago, USA

3

rd

International Conference on

Polymer Science and Engineering

Formulation and evaluation of oral mucosal casein salt film for the anti-diabetic activity

H R Patel, G N Patel

and

R K Patel

Ganpat University, India

T

o develop the novel formulation in the era of modern drug delivery system with their biodegradable drug delivery, we have

prepared the oral mucoadhesive formulation from the protein material like salts of casein. It has shown good compatibility and

desire drug release with no side effect. Different concentration of sodium caseinate, calcium caseinate was added in a polymer mixture

to prepare the films were evaluated for physical parameters.

In-vitro

diffusion studies of the patches were performed and the samples

were analyzed by HPLC method. The cumulative percent drug release was plotted against time and the slope of the linear portion of

the curve estimated by first order, korsemeyer’s equation and higuchi kinetics. The IR spectral data and DSC studies showed that there

was no interaction between drug and utilized polymers. All the films were found to be flexible, smooth surface texture, transparent

and uniform in weight and thickness. Among all formulations, formulations F4 shows 93.24% drug release at the end of 12 hrs. The

films prepared from casein salt have shown a diffusion controlled release. Hence these formulations were further subjected for in-situ

diffusion studies and

in-vitro

-

in-situ

correlation was carried out. Different kinetic models were used for the determination of release

pattern. The present investigation resulted in the development of protein film for the drug delivery with good bioadhesive strength

and further there is a scope to conduct the

in-vivo

diffusion studies by using various experimental animal models and correlate the

in-vitro

-

in-vivo

diffusion parameters.

Biography

Dr. H R Patel has completed his PhD study from S. K. P. C.P. E. R. Ganpat University (Pharmaceutical science) in Novembwe, 2009. He has worked on research Project in

Polymer and Pharmaceutical Sciences funded by Government of India. He has 25 National and Interntional Research paper Publication. His topic of interest is in Formula-

tion and Development of Sustained and Controlled release Drug Delivery System for oral mucosal drug delivery.

hrp12@ganpatuniversity.ac.in

H R Patel et al., Polym Sci, 3:3

DOI: 10.4172/2471-9935-C1-002

Figure:

In-vitro

drug release profile of insulin film