左旋多巴甲酯缓释微球的研究

目的：由于长期服用左旋多巴治疗帕金森病,其药物浓度波动刺激易引起异动症,本实验旨在制备突释小,药物释放浓度稳定的左旋多巴甲酯微球制剂。方法：将左旋多巴甲酯用复乳法包裹于PLGA微球内,采用C18反相色谱研究药物包封率和体外释放行为。结果：通过调节药物浓度和不同高分子组合筛选出突释小,包封率高且缓慢释放的处方。结论：左旋多巴甲酯包裹于PLGA能实现理想的缓释效果,降低药物浓度波动,为后期药效学实验提供基础。     

左旋多巴甲酯缓释微球的研究

目的:由于长期服用左旋多巴治疗帕金森病,其药物浓度波动刺激易引起异动症,本实验旨在制备突释小,药物释放浓度稳定的左旋多巴甲酯微球制剂。方法:将左旋多巴甲酯用复乳法包裹于PLGA微球内,采用C18反相色谱研究药物包封率和体外释放行为。结果:通过调节药物浓度和不同高分子组合筛选出突释小,包封率高且缓慢释放的处方。结论:左旋多巴甲酯包裹于PLGA能实现理想的缓释效果,降低药物浓度波动,为后期药效学实验提供基础。     

载阿霉素PLGA纳米微球的制备及性质研究

目的:制备新型癌症化疗制剂载阿霉素(Adriamycin)、聚乳酸-羟基乙酸共聚物(PLGA)纳米微球(ADM-PLGA-NP),研究其性质及体外释药特点。方法:以聚乳酸-羟基乙酸共聚物为包封材料,阿霉素为模型药物,采用复乳蒸发法制备ADM-PLGA-NP,扫描电镜观察微球形态,激光粒度分析仪检测粒径分布,紫外分光光度法计算载药率及包封率,体外药物释放实验考察微球对ADM的缓释作用。结果:ADM-PLGA-NP外观呈球形,平均粒径约(237±12.7)nm,载药量及包封率分别为(6.42±1.67)%和(53.82±8.34)%,药物在体外缓慢释放,5 d累积释放量达85%。结论:通过复乳蒸发法制备的ADM-PLGA-NP性质稳定,具有药物缓释性,有望成为一种新型的药物化疗载体。     

PLGA微球复合明胶组织工程支架缓释蛋白药物的研究

目的：研究PLGA微球复合明胶支架对蛋白药物的释放影响。方法：将模型蛋白BSA通过复乳法制备成缓释PLGA微球,然后将微球埋置于明胶支架中,形成担载蛋白的PLGA微球复合明胶组织工程支架。考察复合支架体外蛋白释放行为,并用MicroBCA法定量测定释放的BSA量,采用β-半乳糖苷酶催化ONPG的方法检测制备前后蛋白的活性,并与不含PLGA微球直接担载蛋白的支架做对照。结果：PLGA微球复合支架蛋白的包封率能达到73．2％,其中第一天释放20％,对蛋白活性的保持达到70％以上。结论：微球复合明胶支架可以改善一般组织工程支架蛋白药物的突释,提高蛋白药物在制剂,贮存,释放过程中的稳定性。     

姜黄素壳聚糖微球的制备及其在体内外释放度的研究

目的:研究响应面法优化姜黄素壳聚糖微球制备的工艺参数,提高姜黄素的溶出度.方法:采用离子交联法制备姜黄素缓释微球,以微球的载药量和包封率为考察指标,采用星点设计考察配制壳聚糖的醋酸浓度、药物载体的比例以及交联剂浓度对微球制备工艺的影响,对结果进行二次多项式拟合,并根据最佳数学模型进行预测.结果:姜黄素壳聚糖微球最优制备工艺参数为:醋酸的浓度为1％,载体药物比例为0.83,交联剂的浓度为0.15％,载药量和包封率的预测值和理论值偏差分别为0.47％和3.2％.结论:响应面法优化姜黄素壳聚糖微球制剂处方具有很好的预测性,体内外药物释放度研究表明,最优条件下制备的微球可以在提高姜黄素溶出度的前提下缓慢释放达12h.     

重组人粒细胞集落刺激因子缓释微球的研究

目的：研究固体／油／水法制备重组人粒细胞集落刺激因子缓释微球,为开发其缓释剂型进行初步研究。方法：以聚乳酸．聚羟乙酸共聚物（PLGA）为载体材料：用固体／油／水法和水／油／水法制备载rhG-CSF缓释微球;考察粒径大小、外观、包封率等理化性质;用MieroBCA法考察微球的体外释药特性及影响因素;用SEC-HPLC和MTT比色法初步评价了微球制备工艺过程对rhG-CSF稳定性的影响。结果：两种方法制得的微球形态圆整、分散性良好,包封率均超过80％。固／油／水法制得的微球体外释放在2周内可超过90％,而水／油／水法制得的微球在相同的时间内仅释放30％。对于固／油／水法制备过程,SEC-HPLC法测定蛋白无明显聚集体出现,MTT法测定蛋白活性无明显损失。结论：实验证明了固／油／水法制备的PLGA微球可以实现2周以上的体外缓释。     

装载于PLGA中的5-氟尿嘧啶缓释微球的制备及其体外释放的研究

目的:研究装载于不同分子量的PLGA中的5-氟尿嘧啶微球的制备方法及其在体外条件下的缓释行为。方法:以水包油包固复乳法将5-氟尿嘧啶包裹在高分子聚乳酸-聚羟基乙酸共聚物(PLGA)中,形成缓释微球,考察其大小,外观,包封率等理化性质,以紫外分光光度法为检测方法研究其体外释放行为。结果:经扫描电子显微镜观察,所制备的微球形态完整,大小较均匀。具有一定得包封率和载药量,体外释放研究表明其处方1和处方2的缓释时间为8天和23天。结论:以水包油包固复乳法制备的PLGA 5-氟尿嘧啶微球能够达到缓释的目的。     

装载于PLGA中的5-氟尿嘧啶缓释微球的制备及其体外释放的研究

目的：研究装载于不同分子量的PLGA中的5-氟尿嘧啶微球的制备方法及其在体外条件下的缓释行为。方法：以水包油包固复乳法将5-氟尿嘧啶包裹在高分子聚乳酸-聚羟基乙酸共聚物（PLGA）中,形成缓释微球,考察其大小,外观,包封率等理化性质,以紫外分光光度法为检测方法研究其体外释放行为。结果：经扫描电子显微镜观察,所制备的微球形态完整,大小较均匀。具有一定得包封率和载药量,体外释放研究表明其处方1和处方2的缓释时间为8天和23天。结论：以水包油包固复乳法制备的PLGA 5-氟尿嘧啶微球能够达到缓释的目的。     

壳聚糖-海藻酸钠包裹Hp全菌蛋白微球剂的研制及其表征分析

以壳聚糖、海藻酸钠为主要合成材料包裹幽门螺杆菌全菌超声蛋白抗原 ,制备新型Hp疫苗制剂。采用一定工艺 ,将海藻酸钠、壳聚糖以及Hp超声全菌抗原制备成W /O/W微球。通过扫描电镜、粒径分布仪等设备检测微球粒径大小 ;微球溶出度仪、Lowry法检测蛋白含量、高压液相色谱等检测微球的蛋白的包封率以及释放速率 ;12 5I标记后口服观测微球的定向靶向作用等。所制备微球形态规则 ,粒径均在 10 μm以内 ;包封率达到 4 1%左右 ;整个包封过程对蛋白没有任何降解作用 ;微球呈缓 快 缓释药模式 ,药物缓释时间可长达 72h ;微球在肠PP结分布明显高…     

超临界流体发泡技术制备BMP-2-PLLAms/FGF-2-nHA/PLGA复合支架及体外成骨诱导效应研究

本研究将左旋聚乳酸微球(PLLAms)与纳米羟基磷灰石/聚乳酸-羟基乙醇酸(nHA/PLGA)多孔支架复合,构建可次第释放不同生长因子的骨组织工程支架.首先,制备载骨形态发生蛋白2的左旋聚乳酸微球(BMP-2-PLLAms),然后将微球与nHA/PLGA及碱性成纤维细胞生长因子2(FGF-2)按照一定的比例混合,通过超临界流体发泡制备BMP-2-PLLAms/FGF-2-nHA/PLGA复合支架.制备的BMP-2-PLLA载药微球呈规则球形,粒径分布在6~10μm之间,BMP-2载药量为1.45×10-3%,包封率为61.9%,制备的BMP-2-PLLAms/FGF-2-nHA/PLGA复合支架孔径为100~200μm,孔隙率为75.8%,抗压强度为6.8 MPa,8周降解率为19.9%.7天时,FGF-2和BMP-2的累计释放率分别为77.1%和44.2%;14天时,FGF-2和BMP-2的累计释放率分别为84.9%和61.5%.大鼠骨髓间充质干细胞(BMSCs)的成骨诱导实验证明复合支架中释放的BMP-2和FGF-2能够持续有效地刺激BMSCs的增殖和分化,具有良好的生物活性.BMP-2-PLLAms/FGF-2-nHA/PLGA复合支架有效实现了FGF-2和BMP-2的次第释放,且能够显著地促进BMSCs的成骨分化.     

Repair effect of diabetic ulcers with recombinant human epidermal growth factor loaded by sustained-release microspheres

In this study the w/o/w extraction-evaporation technique was adopted to prepare poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA) microspheres loading recombinant human epidermal growth factor (rhEGF). The microspheres were characterized for morphology by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and particle size distribution. The release performances, the proliferation effects and therapeutic effects of rhEGF-loaded PLGA microspheres were all studied. The results showed that these spherical microspheres had a narrow size distribution and a high drug encapsulation efficiency (85.6%). RhEGF-loaded microspheres enhanced the growth rate of fibroblasts and wound healing more efficiently than pure rhEGF. The number of the proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA) in the epidermis layer with the microsphere treatment was significantly larger than those of the control groups. Overall locally sustained delivery of rhEGF from biodegradable PLGA microspheres may serve as a novel therapeutic strategy for diabetic ulcer repair.     

Repair effect of diabetic ulcers with recombinant human epidermal growth factor loaded by sustained-release microspheres

In this study the w/o/w extraction–evaporation technique was adopted to prepare poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA) microspheres loading recombinant human epidermal growth factor (rhEGF). The micro-spheres were characterized for morphology by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and particle size distribution. The release performances, the proliferation effects and therapeutic effects of rhEGF-loaded PLGA microspheres were all studied. The results showed that these spherical micro-spheres had a narrow size distribution and a high drug encapsulation efficiency (85.6%). RhEGF-loaded microspheres enhanced the growth rate of fibroblasts and wound healing more efficiently than pure rhEGF. The number of the proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA) in the epidermis layer with the mi-crosphere treatment was significantly larger than those of the control groups. Overall locally sustained delivery of rhEGF from biodegradable PLGA microspheres may serve as a novel therapeutic strategy for diabetic ulcer repair.     

Poly(D,L-Lactide-Co-Glycolide) microspheres containing 5-fluorouracil: Optimization of process parameters

The objective of this research was to optimize the processing parameters for poly(D,L-lactide-coglycolide) (PLGA) microspheres of 5-fluorouracil (5-FU) and to mathematically relate the process parameters and properties of microspheres. Microspheres were prepared by a water-in-oil-in-water emulsion solvent evaporation technique. A 3² factorial design was employed to study the effect of the volume of the internal phase of the primary emulsion and the volume of the external phase of the secondary emulsion on yield, particle size, and encapsulation efficiency of microspheres. An increase in the volume of the internal phase of the primary emulsion resulted in a decrease in yield and encapsulation efficiency and an increase in particle size of microspheres. When the volume of the external phase of the secondary emulsion was increased, a decrease in yield, particle size, and encapsulation efficiency was observed. Microspheres with good batch-to-batch reproducibility could be produced. Scanning electron microscopic study indicated that microspheres existed as aggregates.     

Nanostructured microspheres produced by supercritical fluid extraction of emulsions

The system poly(lactic-co-glycolic) acid/ piroxicam (PLGA/PX) was selected, as a model system, to evaluate the effectiveness of supercritical carbon dioxide (SC-CO(2)) extraction of the oily phase (ethyl acetate) from oil-in-water emulsions used in the production of polymer/drug microspheres for sustained drug release applications. The influence of process parameters like operating pressure and temperature, flow rate and contacting time between the emulsion and SC-CO(2) was studied with respect to the microsphere size, distribution and solvent residue. Different polymer concentrations in the oily phase were also tested in emulsions formulation to monitor their effects on droplets and microspheres size distribution at fixed mixing conditions. Spherical PLGA microspheres loaded with PX (10% w/w) with mean sizes ranging between 1 and 3 microm and very narrow size distributions were obtained due to the short supercritical processing time (30 min) that prevents the aggregation phenomena typically occurring during conventional solvent evaporation process. A solvent residue smaller than 40 ppm was also obtained at optimized operating conditions. DSC and SEM-EDX analyses confirmed that the produced microparticles are formed by a solid solution of PLGA and PX and that the drug is entrapped in an amorphous state into the polymeric matrix with an encapsulation efficiency in the range of 90-95%. Drug release rate studies showed very uniform drug concentration profiles, without any burst effect, confirming a good dispersion of the drug into the polymer particles.     

Cephalexin Microspheres for Dairy Mastitis: Effect of Preparation Method and Surfactant Type on Physicochemical Properties of the Microspheres

The aim of this study was to evaluate the effects of preparation method and the type of surfactant on the properties of cephalexin (CPX) microspheres in order to obtain delivery systems suitable for the treatment of dairy mastitis. Microspheres were obtained using various preparation conditions and their physicochemical characteristics such as size, loading efficiency, morphology, and drug crystallinity were investigated. Antibacterial activity of microspheres from the optimum preparation condition was also studied. CPX microspheres were prepared by two different W/O/W emulsion solvent evaporation methods using PLGA as a matrix forming polymer. Several types of surfactants including nonionic, cationic, and anionic at different concentrations were used for preparation of the particles. The type and concentration of surfactant did neither affect the size nor morphology of the microspheres but showed a pronounced effect on the CPX encapsulation efficiency. It was found that Tween 80 showed the highest drug encapsulation efficiency (66.5%). Results from X-ray diffraction diffractograms and differential scanning calorimetry thermograms indicated that CPX entrapped in these microparticles was amorphous. Assessment of antibacterial activity showed that the obtained CPX microspheres exhibited good inhibition with minimum inhibitory concentration and minimum bactericidal concentration values of 128 μg/mL and 2,048 mg/mL against Staphylococcus aureus ATCC 25923, 512 μg/mL and 4,096 mg/mL against Escherichia coli ATCC 25922, respectively.     

Derivation of an Analytical Solution to a Reaction-Diffusion Model for Autocatalytic Degradation and Erosion in Polymer Microspheres

A mathematical reaction-diffusion model is defined to describe the gradual decomposition of polymer microspheres composed of poly(D,L-lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA) that are used for pharmaceutical drug delivery over extended periods of time. The partial differential equation (PDE) model treats simultaneous first-order generation due to chemical reaction and diffusion of reaction products in spherical geometry to capture the microsphere-size-dependent effects of autocatalysis on PLGA erosion that occurs when the microspheres are exposed to aqueous media such as biological fluids. The model is solved analytically for the concentration of the autocatalytic carboxylic acid end groups of the polymer chains that comprise the microspheres as a function of radial position and time. The analytical solution for the reaction and transport of the autocatalytic chemical species is useful for predicting the conditions under which drug release from PLGA microspheres transitions from diffusion-controlled to erosion-controlled release, for understanding the dynamic coupling between the PLGA degradation and erosion mechanisms, and for designing drug release particles. The model is the first to provide an analytical prediction for the dynamics and spatial heterogeneities of PLGA degradation and erosion within a spherical particle. The analytical solution is applicable to other spherical systems with simultaneous diffusive transport and first-order generation by reaction.     

Preparation and quality by design assisted (Qb-d) optimization of bioceramic loaded microspheres for periodontal delivery of doxycycline hyclate

PLGA (Lactic- co-glycolic acid) coated chitosan microspheres loaded with hydroxyapatite and doxycycline hyclate complex were developed in the present study for periodontal delivery. A modified single emulsion method was adopted for the development of microspheres. Formulation was optimized on the basis of particle size, drug loading and encapsulation efficiency with the central composite design using 2³ factorial design. Microspheres were optimized and electron microscopy revealed their spherical shape and porous nature. In-vitro study showed initial burst and then sustained release behavior of the formulation for 14 days. Further, in-vitro antibacterial study performed on E. coli (ATCC-25922) and S. aureus (ATCC-29213) revealed concentration dependent activity. Also, in-vitro cyto-toxicity assessment ensures biocompatibility of the formulation with the fibroblast’s cells. Overall, the quality by design assisted PLGA microspheres, demonstrated the desired attributes and were found suitable for periodontal drug delivery.     

Microencapsulation of insulin microcrystals

Insulin microcrystals were encapsulated (microcrystal/PLGA) within poly(lactide-co-glycolide) (PLGA 50:50) by the multiple emulsification solvent evaporation technique and compared with insulin solution microspheres (solution/PLGA) in terms of their morphology, size distribution, drug content, encapsulation efficiency, and stability of insulin during release.