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Chrysophyllum albidum mucilage as a binding agent in paracetamol tablet formulations.
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Haematology parameters of West African dwarf rams fed velvet bean (mucuna pruriens) ensiled with whole maize stover
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Entandophragma angolense (WELW) CDC GUM AS A NOVEL BINDER AND MUCOADHESIVE COMPONENT IN ORAL TABLETS
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Irvingia gabonensis (O’Rorke) Bail polymer matrix system for controlled drug delivery
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Wound healing potential of natural honey in diabetic and non-diabetic wistar rats
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Compressional characteristics and tableting properties of starches obtained from four dioscorea species
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PHARMACEUTICAL EQUIVALENCE AND COMPARATIVE BIOAVAILABILITY OF MULTISOURCED ARTESUNATE AND AMODIAQUINE TABLETS IN SOUTH WESTERN NIGERIA
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Phytochemical composition, anti-fungal activity of Mucuna pruriens (L.) DC. (Fabaceae) seed extract and acute toxicity testing of formulated herbal ointment
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Effects of pigeon pea and plantain starches on the compressional, mechanical and disintegration properties of paracetamol tablets
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This study was designed to evaluate the performance of West African dwarf rams subjected to varying degree of treated velvet bean for a period of 12 weeks. The impact of roasted velvet bean (RVB) on the performance by ram and digestibility of the feed was evaluated. In a randomized complete block design, twelve rams aged 12 and 18 months old with initial weight of 13.67- 14.25kg were randomly allotted into 3 treatments on diets A (0% RVB), B (25% RVB) and C (50% RVB). Weight gain, feed intake and feed conversion were measured. Similarly, in the digestibility trial, 3 animals per treatment were placed in metabolic cages for 14 days of stabilization and 5 days of collection. Treatment effects as affected by varying levels of velvet bean was significant for final live weight gain with values varying from 29.86kg(diet B) to 34.20kg (diet C). Also, the mean live weight gain follows the same trend with the highest mean live weight gain obtained for animals on diet C and the least mean live weight for diet B. The result obtained showed a direct relationship between total feed intake and final live weight gain. Since Mucuna pruriens is available in the dry season therefore, utilization at such period will meet dietary requirement of the sheep.
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Flow, compaction and tabletting properties of co-processed excipients using pregelatinized ofada rice starch and HPMC
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Effects of diabetes mellitus on virologic and immunologic outcomes of patients on first line antiretroviral therapy in a military population in South Africa
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Antidiabetic activity of Schkuhria pinnata – Biological screening, PK analysis and mode of action
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Pharmacognostical Analysis and Quantification of L-Dopa Content in Mucuna pruriens (L.) DC
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Hypoglycemic potentials of methanolic extracts of selected plant foods in alloxanized mice
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Foliar epidermal morphology and anti-diabetic property of andrographis paniculata(burm.f.) wall ex nees
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Dietary intake, cost of foods and associated factors of women with gestational diabetes
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Characterization and evaluation of acid-modified starch of Dioscorea oppositifolia (Chinese yam) as a binder in chloroquine phosphate tablets
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Formulation of metronidazole tablets using hydroxypropylated white yam (dioscorea rotundata) starch as the binding agent
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The diabetic diet : education, compliance and practical applications
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Exploring new methodologies to identify disease-associated variants in African populations through the integration of patient genotype data and clinical phenotypes derived from routine health data: A case study for Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in patients in the Western Cape Province, South Africa
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Optimization of formulations of metoprolol succinate tablets containing ofada rice starch acetate as tablet matrix for sustained release using response surface methodology
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Profiling circulating microRNAs in pregnancies complicated by type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes and gestational diabetes mellitus
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Elixir formulations of methanolic extract concentrates of garcinia kola, kola acuminata and kola nitida seeds and their antimicrobial activity
