- Degree Bachelor
- Code: PPS313
- Credit hrs: 3
- Prequisites: None
This course is built to confer an adequate background of pre-formulation strategies, polymorphism, and in vitro drug interactions ensuring product safety and dosing accuracy. Concepts of formulation testing and pilot manufacturing are discussed. Exercises of increasing difficulty are used to train the students to recognize and plan for potential problems pertaining to the appearance, stability, or performance of a given formulation.
Bachelor of Pharmacy-B Pharm
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1 | Introduction to preformulation (Lecture) Preformulation and the main parameters affected- Detection of flow rate, particle size and shape (Practical) |
2 | Preformulation and the main paramet affected (Particle size, shape and flow rate) (Lecture) Parameters affected the main parameters affected- Detection of dissolution rate (Practical) |
3 | Preformulation and the main parameters affected (Dissolution rate and intrinsic dissolution of the drug) (Lecture) Intrinsic drug dissolution rate and its importance (Practical) |
4 | Physical forms: Crystalline materials (Lecture) Physical forms – Crystalline materials (Unit cell and crystal habit) (Practical) |
5 | Crystalline solid: Unit cell and crystal habits (Lecture) Physical forms – Crystalline materials (Unit cell and crystal habit) (Practical) |
6 | Polymorphism (Lecture) Parameters affected: different polymorphic forms (Practical) |
7 | Polymorphism and its effect on drug safety and dose accuracy (Lecture) Polymorphism and its effect on drug bioavailabity (Practical) |
8 | Polymorphism and its effect on drug safety and dose accuracy (2) (Lecture) Detection of different polymorphic forms and the optimium physical form selection (Practical) |
9 | Techniques used in different polymorphic forms detection (Lecture) Physical forms – Amorphous materials (Practical) |
10 | Physical forms: Amorphous materials - Methods of detection of Amorphous content (Lecture) Detection of amorphic content (Practical) |
11 | Stability studies (Lecture) Stability studies (Practical) |
12 | Mechanisms of in-vitro drug interactions (Lecture) Drug – excipient interactions (Practical) |
13 | Mechanisms of in-vitro drug interaction (2) (Lecture) Drug – excipient interactions (1) (Practical) |
14 | Examples of in-vitro drug interactions (Lecture) Compatibility studies (Practical) |
15 | Compatibility studies (Lecture) Compatibility studies (2) (Practical) |
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