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Acetylated starch of ofada rice as a sustained release polymer in microsphere formulations of repaglinide
Background: Acetylated starches with degrees of substitution (DS) of > 2 have been found suitable for sustained release applications because of their hydrophobic nature and thermoplasticity. The short half-life and high dosing frequency of repaglinide make it an ideal candidate for sustained release...
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