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Original Articles

Sonication-assisted drug encapsulation in layer-by-layer self-assembled gelatin-poly (styrenesulfonate) polyelectrolyte nanocapsules: process optimization

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Pages 413-424 | Received 24 Dec 2013, Accepted 24 Feb 2014, Published online: 01 Apr 2014

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Table I. Layout of design actual.

Figure 1. In-vitro release pattern: (a) In-vitro diffusion graph of pure LXM and Fopt; (b) In-vitro dissolution graph of pure LXM and Fopt.
Figure 1. In-vitro release pattern: (a) In-vitro diffusion graph of pure LXM and Fopt; (b) In-vitro dissolution graph of pure LXM and Fopt.

Table II. Composition of factorial batches using 32 full factorial design.

Figure 2. (a) Contour plot showing effect of deposition temperature and number of bilayer coating on percentage drug release; (b) Surface response curve showing effect of deposition temperature and number of bilayer coating on percentage drug release.
Figure 2. (a) Contour plot showing effect of deposition temperature and number of bilayer coating on percentage drug release; (b) Surface response curve showing effect of deposition temperature and number of bilayer coating on percentage drug release.
Figure 3. (a) Contour plot of percentage drug loading; (b) Surface response curve of percentage drug loading with respect to deposition temperature and number of bilayer coating.
Figure 3. (a) Contour plot of percentage drug loading; (b) Surface response curve of percentage drug loading with respect to deposition temperature and number of bilayer coating.

Table III. The ANOVA for percentage drug diffusion at 8 h.

Table IV. The ANOVA for percentage drug loading.

Figure 4. Desirability plot (a) Contour plot; (b) Overlay plot.
Figure 4. Desirability plot (a) Contour plot; (b) Overlay plot.
Figure 5. Plot showing correlation between predicted and observed value of response.
Figure 5. Plot showing correlation between predicted and observed value of response.

Table V. Predicted and observed value of response of Fopt and prediction error.

Figure 6. FTIR spectrum of pure drug LXM.
Figure 6. FTIR spectrum of pure drug LXM.
Figure 7. FTIR spectra of (a) LXM and Physical mixture and (b) Fopt.
Figure 7. FTIR spectra of (a) LXM and Physical mixture and (b) Fopt.
Figure 8. DSC spectrum of pure LXM, physical mixture and Fopt.
Figure 8. DSC spectrum of pure LXM, physical mixture and Fopt.
Figure 9. SEM of (a) pure nanocrystaline LXM particles (b) LbL-encapsulated LXM nanocrystaline particles.
Figure 9. SEM of (a) pure nanocrystaline LXM particles (b) LbL-encapsulated LXM nanocrystaline particles.
Figure 10. Zeta potential curve of pure drug, pure drug with Gelatin and PSS coating.
Figure 10. Zeta potential curve of pure drug, pure drug with Gelatin and PSS coating.
Figure 11. (a) pure nanocrystaline LXM particles (b) LbL-encapsulated LXM nanocrystaline particles.
Figure 11. (a) pure nanocrystaline LXM particles (b) LbL-encapsulated LXM nanocrystaline particles.

Table VI. Zeta potential of LXM nanocrystals at various experimental steps.

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