Effect of Extragranular Microcrystalline Cellulose on Compaction, Surface Roughness, and In Vitro Dissolution of a Self-Nanoemulsified Solid Dosage Form of Ubiquinone

Khan,Mansoor;Nazzal,Sami;Zaghloul,Abdel-Azim;

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April 2, 2002

Pharmaceutical Technology

Pharmaceutical Technology-04-02-2002

Volume26

Issue 4

Effect of Extragranular Microcrystalline Cellulose on Compaction, Surface Roughness, and In Vitro Dissolution of a Self-Nanoemulsified Solid Dosage Form of Ubiquinone

Author(s):

Mansoor A. Khan, RPh, PhD,Sami Nazzal

Powdered self-emulsified dosage forms provide an attractive alternative to filled-capsule preparations, but the selection of a proper excipient is crucial.

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