Evaluation of Khaya gum (Khaya senegalensis) as a polymer in the formulation of floating in situ gels of metoprolol succinate

Metoprolol succinate, a β-selective adrenergic blocker, has a short half-life, low bioavailability, and high dosing frequency. In-situ gel drug delivery is a good approach to achieve sustained release for once-daily administration that will prolong drug retention time at the stomach and increase abs...

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Main Authors: Adenike Okunlola, Iyanu Abisoye Durodola
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Language:English
Published: University of Huddersfield Press 2023-04-01
Series:British Journal of Pharmacy
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Online Access:https://www.bjpharm.org.uk/article/id/1011/
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Iyanu Abisoye Durodola
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description Metoprolol succinate, a β-selective adrenergic blocker, has a short half-life, low bioavailability, and high dosing frequency. In-situ gel drug delivery is a good approach to achieve sustained release for once-daily administration that will prolong drug retention time at the stomach and increase absorption. Thus, the aim of the study is to formulate floating in-situ gel formulations of metoprolol succinate using Khaya gum (Khayasenegalensis, family Meliaceae) as a polymer. Khaya gum was characterized and used in formulating in situ gels of metoprolol succinate in comparison with Hydroxyl Propyl Methyl Cellulose (HPMC K15M) and Xanthan gum. The in-situ gel formulations were characterized for appearance, swelling, in-vitro buoyancy and in-vitro drug release. FTIR revealed major peaks characteristic of the gum. Khaya gum showed high swelling and good flow properties. In-situ gel formulations of metoprolol succinate containing Khaya were light brown with near neutral pH, higher swelling and a total floating time >24 h, comparable to those containing HPMC and Xanthan gums. Dissolution time t80 was 60.50 to >240 min with ranking Khaya <HPMC <Xanthan. Khaya gum provides a cheaper, suitable polymer for formulating floating in-situ gels with prolonged buoyancy and drug release.
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spelling doaj.art-d5944d001e0c4a878d90a965badd75882023-05-17T09:17:40ZengUniversity of Huddersfield PressBritish Journal of Pharmacy2058-83562023-04-018110.5920/bjpharm.1011Evaluation of Khaya gum (Khaya senegalensis) as a polymer in the formulation of floating in situ gels of metoprolol succinateAdenike Okunlola 0Iyanu Abisoye Durodola1University of IbadanUniversity of IbadanMetoprolol succinate, a β-selective adrenergic blocker, has a short half-life, low bioavailability, and high dosing frequency. In-situ gel drug delivery is a good approach to achieve sustained release for once-daily administration that will prolong drug retention time at the stomach and increase absorption. Thus, the aim of the study is to formulate floating in-situ gel formulations of metoprolol succinate using Khaya gum (Khayasenegalensis, family Meliaceae) as a polymer. Khaya gum was characterized and used in formulating in situ gels of metoprolol succinate in comparison with Hydroxyl Propyl Methyl Cellulose (HPMC K15M) and Xanthan gum. The in-situ gel formulations were characterized for appearance, swelling, in-vitro buoyancy and in-vitro drug release. FTIR revealed major peaks characteristic of the gum. Khaya gum showed high swelling and good flow properties. In-situ gel formulations of metoprolol succinate containing Khaya were light brown with near neutral pH, higher swelling and a total floating time >24 h, comparable to those containing HPMC and Xanthan gums. Dissolution time t80 was 60.50 to >240 min with ranking Khaya <HPMC <Xanthan. Khaya gum provides a cheaper, suitable polymer for formulating floating in-situ gels with prolonged buoyancy and drug release.https://www.bjpharm.org.uk/article/id/1011/floating drug delivery systemin situ gelkhaya gummetoprolol succinatesustained release
spellingShingle Adenike Okunlola
Iyanu Abisoye Durodola
Evaluation of Khaya gum (Khaya senegalensis) as a polymer in the formulation of floating in situ gels of metoprolol succinate
British Journal of Pharmacy
floating drug delivery system
in situ gel
khaya gum
metoprolol succinate
sustained release
title Evaluation of Khaya gum (Khaya senegalensis) as a polymer in the formulation of floating in situ gels of metoprolol succinate
title_full Evaluation of Khaya gum (Khaya senegalensis) as a polymer in the formulation of floating in situ gels of metoprolol succinate
title_fullStr Evaluation of Khaya gum (Khaya senegalensis) as a polymer in the formulation of floating in situ gels of metoprolol succinate
title_full_unstemmed Evaluation of Khaya gum (Khaya senegalensis) as a polymer in the formulation of floating in situ gels of metoprolol succinate
title_short Evaluation of Khaya gum (Khaya senegalensis) as a polymer in the formulation of floating in situ gels of metoprolol succinate
title_sort evaluation of khaya gum khaya senegalensis as a polymer in the formulation of floating in situ gels of metoprolol succinate
topic floating drug delivery system
in situ gel
khaya gum
metoprolol succinate
sustained release
url https://www.bjpharm.org.uk/article/id/1011/
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