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October  2024

  • Volume 61
  • Issue 10
  • Page Nos. 84

Editorial

MANNICH REACTION’S MESMERIZING MANIFESTATIONS

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Dear Reader,

After introduction of a new natural or synthetic chemical entity as a drug, the focus of research has always shifted to the modification of this chemical entity with the objective of improving ADMET properties, formulations for its efficient delivery, solubility, stability, ...

Dr. Nagaraj Rao

Associate Editor

Indian Drugs

Review Article

CANNABIS-DERIVED PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS: THERAPEUTIC, PHARMACOKINETIC AND CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS - A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW

PAGE 7-20

Cannabis, a diverse compounded plant with a rich cultural and scientific history, has garnered significant attention due to its therapeutic and medicinal potential. The plant’s main active compounds, phytocannabinoids, notably Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD), play important...

Ganga Srinivasana * and Deepak Shuklaa

Original Research Articles

SYNTHESIS AND IN VIVO EVALUATION OF SOME NEW PYRAZOL INDOLES, THEIR AZO AND MANNICH SALTS AS ANALGESIC AND ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AGENTS

PAGE 21-28

This paper deals with the design, synthesis and biological evaluation of new pyrazolyl indole derivatives including azo compounds and Mannich salts. The work of this research could lead to potentially useful analgesic and anti-inflammatory agents. Utilizing the synthetic route illustrated in Fig....

Archanaa , Meenakshi Yadava and Sakshi Chaudharyb*

NANO TITANIUM DIOXIDE AS AN EFFICIENT COMPLEXING AGENT FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF CURCUMIN

PAGE 29-35

Curcumin is a natural polyphenol known to exhibit multiple therapeutic effects. Methods for the synthesis of curcumin employ complexing of acetylacetone with boron compounds, which protects the active methylene group. As the reactions are not optimal with boron-based complexes, alternative ...

Vishakha Likhitea , Esha Attara , Padma Devarajana and Mariam Degania *

NEUROPROTECTIVE POTENTIAL OF HESPERIDIN AGAINST BENZO(A)PYRENE-INDUCED CEREBRAL PALSY

PAGE 36-44

This study investigates the link between cigarette smoke, specifically benzo(a)pyrene (BaP), and cerebral palsy, focusing on BaP’s neurotoxicity. It also examines the neuroprotective potential of hesperidin, a citrus-derived compound, by assessing its binding affinity with the β4 subunit of ...

Surajit Bhattacharjeea *, Shubhadeep Chakrabortyb and Ankush Sharmac

DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF SELF-NANOEMULSIFYING DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR DEFERASIROX

PAGE 45-56

In order to increase deferasirox’s (DEF) solubility and dissolution rate, the study aims to develop a solid self-nanoemulsifying drug delivery system (S-SNEDDS). The impact of concentrations of oil and surfactant on emulsification and in vitro drug release was investigated using an oil, ...

Smita A. Lavatea * and Rohit R. Shaha

NOVEL METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF POMALIDOMIDE IN HUMAN PLASMA BY ULTRA PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY MASS SPECTROSCOPY / MASS SPECTROSCOPY

PAGE 57-62

The current investigation studied and verified an accurate Ultra performance liquid chromatography mass spectroscopy/ mass spectroscopy technique for the high-throughput detection of pomalidomide in human plasma with celecoxib as an internal standard. Chromatographic studies were carried out on ...

Kalaiselvi Ponnusamya *, Kathiravan Natarasana , Senthilkumar Natesanb, Venkatachalam Tb and Hariprakash Kandasamya,c

ASSESSMENT OF BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVELS IN WISTAR RATS TREATED WITH COCCINIA GRANDIS AND DATA INTERPRETATION BASED ON NON-COMPARTMENT ANALYSIS AND RATE PROCESS

PAGE 63-75

The study aims to examine the blood glucose-lowering effects of fresh Coccinia grandis fruit and assess how drying affects its antidiabetic potential. Additionally, the study seeks to determine the optimal administration procedure to maximize its antidiabetic efficacy. An oral glucose tolerance ...

Betsy Sunnya , Dhanish Josepha *, Manju. M. Mathewsa , Flowerlet Mathewb and Anjitha Dinesha

Short Communications

IN VITRO EVALUATION OF IMMUNOSTIMULANT ACTIVITY OF ISOLATED EMBELIN FROM EMBELIA RIBES

PAGE 76-77

Traditional medicinal plants have long been used in people’s healthcare regimens to treat a wide range of ailments. The ancient medicinal plant Embelia ribes Burm. (E. ribes) has potential for a wide range of pharmacological activities that are linked to embelin, a natural dihydroxy ...

Pradum Shindea , Sagarika Dhamnea and Sneha Agrawala *

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