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Tableting Properties of Assam Bora Rice Starch
Drug Delivery Letterse, 2012Mohammad Zaki Ahmad +7 more
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A Feasibility Study of Alcoholic-Alkaline Treated Rice Starch for Disintegrant in Tablet
Khon Kaen University Journal (Graduate Studies), 2013Yanisa Boonwatcharapan +2 more
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Among various locally available native starches, rice flour was found to be the most suitable to be developed into a directly compressible diluent. The starch was modified into the form of spherical starch aggregates by spray-drying technique and crosslinking reaction. Rice starch aggregates which were deproteinized and crosslinked for 6 hrs.
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To investigate the effects of moisture content, shape and particle size of composite particles between rice starch (RS) and microcrystalline cellulose (MCC) on tabletting properties. The composite particles (RS:MCC) which composed of RS and MCC in the ratio of 7:3 were prepared by spray drying technique.
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2017
Background: Release-retarding polymers in matrix tablets play a vital role in controlling drug release from tablets.Objectives: To prepare metoprolol succinate tablets by direct compression using Ofada rice (Oryza glaberrima Steud) starch acetate, degree of substitution (DS) 2.22, as a matrix for sustained release.Materials and methods: The central ...
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Background: Release-retarding polymers in matrix tablets play a vital role in controlling drug release from tablets.Objectives: To prepare metoprolol succinate tablets by direct compression using Ofada rice (Oryza glaberrima Steud) starch acetate, degree of substitution (DS) 2.22, as a matrix for sustained release.Materials and methods: The central ...
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Starches have been physically and/or chemically modified to improve their functional capacities, subsequently enhancing theiruse as excipients. Rice starch (Oryza sativa L. Family: Poaceae), was exposed to two-step modification and co-blended with lactose.
Kayode, A.D., Adetunji, O.A.
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Kayode, A.D., Adetunji, O.A.
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Influence of nitrogen on the growth and use efficiency of rainfed lowland rice in northwest Ethiopia
Journal of Plant Nutrition, 2020Enyew Adgo Tsegaye +2 more
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