Formulation Development and Optimization for Transdermal Delivery of Peptide and Peptide Like Drugs
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Open access
Authors
Jhanker, Yeakuty Marzan
Date
2018Supervisor
Heather Benson
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Health Sciences
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Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences
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Abstract
This research focused on transdermal penetration enhancement of peptides, peptide-like and lipophilic drugs by employing physical and chemical penetration enhancers. Three potential physical penetration enhancement tools, namely elongated microparticles, microneedles and Dermaroller®, significantly increased in vitro skin penetration and retention with further enhancement achieved by formulating with a chemical enhancer. We concluded that physical and chemical penetration enhancers are suitable tools for transdermal drug delivery.
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