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Evaluation of eggshell membrane as an alternative biopolymeric matrix for delivery of nimesulide
Evaluación de la membrana de la cáscara de huevo como una matriz de biopolímero alternativa para la administración de nimesulida
Avaliação da membrana da casca do ovo como uma matriz biopolimérica alternativa para entrega de nimesulida
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https://doi.org/10.15446/rcciquifa.v50n2.91038Keywords:
nimesulide, biopolymer, cross-linking, release kinetics (en)nimesulida, biopolímero, reticulação, cinética de liberação (pt)
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Introduction: Eggshell membrane (ESM) is a tissue found between the eggshell and the albumen of eggs that has attractive properties for use in drug delivery systems. Aim: To incorporate in ESM and used it as a model drug in release studies. The color change and FTIR analysis of the biopolymer proved the incorporation of nimesulide in ESM. Results: The drug uptake was 176.83 and 122.69 mg g-1 by natural and cross-linked ESM. Release studies were carried out using a spectrophotometric flow system in simulated intestinal fluid pH 7.4. The release profiles showed that after 60 minutes 54.55 and 42.58 % of the drug were released from natural and cross-linked ESM, respectively. Kinetics parameters indicated that drug release was better described by the Higuchi model and through a non-Fickian release. Conclusion: Considering these results is proved that ESM has the potential to become a polymeric matrix for drug release systems.
Introducción: la membrana de cáscara de huevo (MCH) es un tejido que se encuentra entre la cáscara de huevo y la albúmina de los huevos que tiene propiedades atractivas para su uso en sistemas de administración de fármacos. Objetivo: incorporar en MCH y utilizarla como fármaco modelo en estudios de liberación. El cambio de color y el análisis FTIR del biopolímero demostraron la incorporación de nimesulida en MCH. Resultados: la captación del fármaco fue de 176,83 y 122,69 mg g-1 por MCH natural y reticulado. Los estudios de liberación se llevaron a cabo utilizando un sistema de flujo espectrofotométrico en líquido intestinal simulado pH 7,4. Los perfiles de liberación mostraron que después de 60 minutos el 54,55 y el 42,58 % del fármaco se liberó de la MCH natural y reticulada, respectivamente. Los parámetros cinéticos indicaron que la liberación del fármaco se describió mejor mediante el modelo de Higuchi y mediante una liberación no Fickian. Conclusión: de acuerdo con estos resultados, el MCH tiene el potencial de convertirse en una matriz polimérica para sistemas de liberación de fármacos.
Introdução: a membrana da casca do ovo (MCO) é um tecido encontrado entre a casca e o albúmen de ovos que possui propriedades atrativas para uso em sistemas de liberação de fármacos. Objetivo: incorporar à MCO e utilizá-la como fármaco modelo em estudos de liberação. Mudança de coloração e análises de FTIR do biopolímero comprovaram a incorporação da nimesulida na MCO. A incorporação do fármaco foi de 176,83 e 122,69 mg g-1 na MCO natural e reticulada, respectivamente. Resultados: os estudos de liberação foram realizados usando um sistema de fluxo espectrofotométrico em fluido intestinal simulado pH 7,4. Os perfis de liberação mostraram que após 60 minutos 54,55 e 42,58 % do medicamento foram liberados da MCO natural e reticulada, respectivamente. Os parâmetros cinéticos indicaram que a liberação do fármaco foi mais bem descrita pelo modelo de Higuchi e por meio de uma liberação não Fickiana. Conclusão: considerando estes resultados, fica comprovado que a MCO tem potencial para se tornar uma matriz polimérica para sistemas de liberação de fármacos.
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