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Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences
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Intragranular starch: Comparison of starch USP and modified cornstarch

Authors: J B, Schwartz; E T, Martin; E J, Dehner;

Intragranular starch: Comparison of starch USP and modified cornstarch

Abstract

Incorporation of starch USP or a modified cornstarch within the granules of several drug formulations was investigated. In general, the formulation containing the modified starch exhibited improved processing characteristics as well as improved tablet properties. A comparison of a granulated and a direct compression formulation of the same ingradients indicated that granulation of an active ingredient is not necessarily detrimental to its (pharmaceutical) availability.

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Probenecid, Starch, Ascorbic Acid, Chlorothiazide, Biopharmaceutics, Dihydroxyphenylalanine, Excipients, Kinetics, Solubility, Pressure, Hardness Tests, Methyldopa, Cellulose, Acetaminophen, Tablets

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