Succ-Chi Poster - ICCA - Gandhinagar-Edited

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3. Cell toxicity study of Suc-Chi and 5-FU.
4. Development of Suc-Chi based topical drug delivery.
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1% aqueous carbopol gel loaded with nanosilver. Polyethylene glycol was used as

 
humectants in the concentration of 5% w/v. required viscosity was built by drop
wise addition of 10%v/v triethnolamine solution. The resulting gel was sonicated The evaluation of formulated gel against AK using specific cell line was the
for 30 minutes to assure the uniform distribution of nanosilver through the gel. major objective of the present study. Cytotoxic activity of prepared 5-FU topical
gel was evaluated against SK-MEL-2 cell line. Our findings suggest that the
developed topical gel formulation of 5-FU with Suc-Chi demonstrates synergistic
cytotoxic effect on the cancerous cells with a reduction in dose. Also the study
can be extended to other types of cell lines.
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made by alkaline N-deacetylation of chitin and shows good biocompatibility and vitro drug release (Keshary-Chein diffusion cell using cellophane membrane).
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