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Published on:11th Feb, 2015
Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Research and Education, 2011; 45(3):218-224
Pharmaceutical Education | doi:Nill

Evaluation of Caralluma attenuata Starch as an Alternative Tablet Excipient to Potato and Maize Starch: Assessment by Preformulation and Formulation Studies


Authors and affiliation (s):

Sama Venkatesh1* , Babashankar G1 , Latha K1 , Madhava Reddy B1 and Ramesh Mullangi 2

1G. Pulla Reddy College of Pharmacy, Mehdipatnam, Hyderabad-500 028, India

2Jubilant Innovation, Yeshwantapur, Bangalore-560 022, India

Abstract:

Starch isolated from Caralluma attenuata plant was studied as an alternative pharmaceutical excipient to maize and potato starch. The C. attenuata starch has been evaluated by series of tests as mentioned in Indian Pharmacopoeia before being used for evaluation. It was tested along with maize and potato starch as an alternative excipient by performing battery of preformulation and formulation tests. The results obtained for C. attenuata starch were comparable with maize and potato starch and the C. attenuata starch can be used as a pharmaceutical excipient in tablets preparation.

Key words: Caralluma attenuata, starch, binder, excipient, maize starch, potato starch.

 




 

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