Microspheres a potential carrier for drugs | Zendy

Abdul Majeed | Zendy; Muhammad Rizwan Khan | Zendy; Nazar Muhammad Ranjha | Zendy; Muhammad Hanif | Zendy; Syed Nisar Hussain | Zendy; Muqeet Wahid | Zendy; Faisal Usman | Zendy

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Microspheres a potential carrier for drugs

Author(s) -

Abdul Majeed,

Muhammad Rizwan Khan,

Nazar Muhammad Ranjha,

Muhammad Hanif,

Syed Nisar Hussain,

Muqeet Wahid,

Faisal Usman

Publication year - 2015

Publication title -

pakistan journal of pharmaceutical research

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2414-8334

pISSN - 2410-6275

DOI - 10.22200/pjpr.2015119-24

Subject(s) - microsphere , dosage form , drug delivery , drug , nanotechnology , process (computing) , drug carrier , materials science , process engineering , biochemical engineering , chemistry , computer science , biomedical engineering , chromatography , pharmacology , chemical engineering , medicine , engineering , operating system

Microparticles are one of the recent controlled release dosage form, compressed in the form of tablets or filled in capsules. In this review different methods of preparations and their effects on physical properties i.e. Size, shape and porosity which can be controlled by ingredients used or process variables and characterization will be discussed. Future dimensions of these dosage forms are numerous when it comes to its application in drug delivery and to overcome issues associated with new drug molecule in drug discovery process.

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