Tezpur University was established by an Act of Parliament in  1994. The objects of this Central University as envisaged in the statutes are that it shall strive to offer employment oriented and interdisciplinary courses to meet the regional to national aspirations and the development of the state of Assam and also offer courses and promote research in areas which are of special and direct relevance to the region and in the emerging areas in Science and Technology

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The Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT) Mumbai was established as the Department of Chemical Technology on 1st October, 1933 by the University of Mumbai, through active support of industries and philanthropists. The Institute was most popularly known as UDCT, Mumbai. Research has been an integral part of ICT since its inception and it has created over 500 first generation entrepreneurs. The UDCT grew significantly in stature and was granted autonomy under UGC regulations by the University of Mumbai and further converted in to an Institute on 26th January, 2002. Under the World Bank TEQIP programme, the Maharashtra government granted it full autonomy in June 2004.

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Pharmaceutical manufacturing company in Mumbai Ambernath.

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About the SRKSM Trust
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Pharmaceutical manufacturing company in Mumbai Ambernath.

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Agharkar Research Institute (ARI) is an autonomous, grant-in-aid research institute of the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Goverment of India. It was established in 1946 by the Maharashtra Association for the Cultivation of Science as MACS Research Institute and renamed as ARI in 1992 in honour and memory of its founder Director, late Professor S.P. Agharkar.

Post: Junior Research Fellow (One)

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It's a leading US MNC Major in Pharma, API and Bulk drugs

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Bharathidasan University established in February 1982, and was named after the great revolutionary Tamil Poet, Bharathidasan (1891-1968). The motto of the University "We will create a brave new world". The University endeavours to be true to such a vision by creating in the region a brave new world of academic innovation for social change"(NAAC, - 2005, p.69). The year 2006-07 is the Silver Jubilee year for this great and vibrant University.

Post: Junior Research Fellow

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About Authors:
Arpana Kumari*, Saurabh SS, Poonam K, Rathore KS¹
*Department of Pharmaceutics, Lachoo Memorial College of Science and Technology, Pharmacy Wing,
Jodhpur, 342001 (Raj) India.
¹BN Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Udaipur-313002 (Raj.)
111arpnasingh@gmail.com

Abstract:
A unique aspect of dermatological pharmacology is the direct accessibility of the skin as a target organ for diagnosis and treatment. When gel and emulsion are used in combined form they are referred as Emulgel. Among the various groups of semisolid preparations, the use of gels has expanded both in cosmetics and in pharmaceutical preparations. Despite of several advantages of gels there is a limitation in delivery of hydrophobic drug moiety. This limitation can be overcome by the use of novel topical drug delivery i.e. emulgel. The major objective behind emulgel is delivery of hydrophobic drugs via skin. Emulgels show dual release control system i.e. gel and emulsion. The presence of a gelling agent in the water phase converts a classical emulsion into an emulgel. These emulgel are having major advantages on novel vesicular system as well as on conventional systems in various aspects. Emulgels have several favourable properties for dermatological use such as being thixotropic, greaseless, easily spreadable, easily removable, emollient, nonstaining, long shelf life, bio-friendly, transparent and pleasing appearance. So emulgels can be used as better topical drug delivery systems over present systems. The use of emulgels can be expanded in analgesics, anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, anti-acne drugs and various cosmetic formulations.

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About Authors:
Poonam K*, Saurabh SS, Arpana Kumari, Rathore KS¹
*Department of Pharmaceutics, Lachoo Memorial College of Science and Technology, Pharmacy Wing, Jodhpur, 342001 (Raj) India.
¹BN Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Udaipur-313002 (Raj.)
poonam28nov.pharm@gmail.com

Abstract:
The main aim for the oral delivery of most of the drugs as potential therapeutic agents is their extensive presystemic metabolism, instability in acidic environment resulting into inadequate and erratic oral absorption. Parenteral route of administration is the only established route that overcomes all these drawbacks associated with these orally inefficient drugs. But these formulations are costly, have least patient compliance, require repeated administration, in addition to the other hazardous effects associated with this route. Buccal cavity was found to be the most convenient and easily accessible site for the delivery of therapeutic agents for both local and systemic delivery as retentive dosage forms. Buccoadhesive drug delivery is relatively new drug delivery strategy; in this traditional polymers are replaced by novel bioadhesive polymers such as Thiomers and lectins etc. to overcome limitation of traditional polymer. Buccoadhesive characteristic are factor of both bioadhesive polymer and the medium in which the polymer reside. It is the objective of this article to review buccoadhesive drug delivery by discussing the structure, permeability of buccal mucosa, mechanism of buccoadhesion, novel bioadhesive polymers, buccoadhesive dosage form and their evaluation, recent advances in buccoadhesive drug delivery system.

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