KARAKTERISASI NANOVESIKEL TRANSFERSOM SEBAGAI PEMBAWA “RUTIN” DALAM PENGEMBANGAN SEDIAAN TRANSDERMAL
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https://doi.org/10.47219/ath.v1i1.40Keywords:
Flavonoid, Nanovesicle, Rutin, Transdermal, TransfersomAbstract
Transdermal become the alternative to deliver low solubility compound and low bioavalibility when given orally. Rutin is a flavonoid compound are found in watermelon and citrus. Rutin shows a low absorption when administered orally so the alternative is given in the transdermal route. A variety of approaches taken to increase the penetration of transdermal, one with nanovesikel carrier system. Transfersome is nanovesicle 200-300 nm sized composed of phospholipids, surfactants and water to increase penetration in trasndermal route. This study was to characterization transfersome containing rutin. The result show the size of transfersome < 150 nm, polydispersity index about 0.1 to 0.3, zeta potential less than -30 mV and entrapment efficiency > 80%.References
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(b)
(c) Applied Biology and Pharmaceutical Technology. 2(1).
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[12] Saraf, S., Jeswani, G., Kaur, C.D., Saraf, S. (2011). Development of Herbal Cosmetic Cream With Curcuma Longa Extract Loaded Transfersomes for Antiwrinkle Effect. African : 1056-106
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2016-06-12
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Devi Ratnasari, & Effionora Anwar. (2016). KARAKTERISASI NANOVESIKEL TRANSFERSOM SEBAGAI PEMBAWA “RUTIN” DALAM PENGEMBANGAN SEDIAAN TRANSDERMAL. Jurnal Farmamedika (Pharmamedica Journal), 1(1), 12–18. https://doi.org/10.47219/ath.v1i1.40
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