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Development of directly compressible excipients from Phoenix dactylifera (Date) mucilage and microcrystalline cellulose using co-processing techniques
The objective of this study was to harness the excipient potential of date mucilage by co-grinding and co-fusing with avicel for enhanced performance in the directcompression of metronidazole. Co-grinding and co-fusing of parent polymers were done using established methods and excipients were used i...
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