presentation on increased bioavailability of breviscapine via a pluronic p85 liposomal drug delivery...
DESCRIPTION
Breviscapine is a hydrophobic drug used in cerebovascular diseases.It's bioavailability due to it's efflux by P-gp system.pluronics are non-ionic tri-bolic co-polymers made up of central part of PPO(hydrophobic) which is flanked by two PEO(hydrophilic) moleculesTRANSCRIPT
IMPROVED ORAL BIOAVAILABILITY OF
BREVISCAPINE VIA A PLURONIC P85-
MODIFIED LIPOSOMAL DELIVERY
SYSTEM
PRESENTED BY:JYOTI YADAV
M.PHARM Ist YEARDEPT. OF P’CEUTICS
Breviscapine is a hydrophobic drug obtained from ERIGERON BREVISCAPUS used for treating cerebrovascular disease such as paralysis due to cerebral infraction,hypertension etc
Main chemical constituent is SCUTELLARIN
But the problem with this drug is it’s low bioavailability due to it’s efflux by P-gp present in intestinal epithelium.
So to overcome this problem it is encapsulated in Pluronic P85-modified liposomes.
These are non-ionic triblock co-polymers composed of central hydrophobic chain of polypropylene oxide(PPO) Flanked by two hydrophilic polyethylene oxide (PEO).
P85 is made up of 26 ethylene oxide monomers in each of the outside blocks and 40 propylene oxide monomers in middle block.
In P85
•P-PASTE• 8-8x300=2400(approx molecular weight of hydrophobe)•5x10=50(percentage of polyethylene content)
The multidrug resistance-associated protein transport breviscapine from intestinal epithelium to the
intestinal cavity
Thus reducing the absorption of it and decreases it’s bioavailability
Pluronic P85 inhibits this efflux system by
ATP DEPLEATION as well as by INHIBITION OF MRP ATPase ACTIVITY
Thus increases the bioavailability of the drug
•Vesicles composed of phospholipid bilayer enclosing aqueous compartment in alternate fashion.
•Biodegradable,non-toxic in nature
• Types: MLV
ULV-SUV(up to 100 nm)
• LUV(more than 100 nm)
• Polar drugs are incorporated in aqueous layer while lipophilic drugs are intercalated in liposome membrane.
They are prepared by THIN FILM HYDRTION TECHNIQUE
Accurately weighed quantities of P85(0,10,25 and 50
micrograms) and 100 mg of lipids HPSC:CHOL in a ratio of 7:3 were dissolved in choloform-methanol mixture(2:1, v/v)
Organic solvents were removed under vaccum in a rotary evaporater at 50°c for 15 min
A thin film is formed on the wall of flask which is further kept in dessicator for 24 hr to ensure total
removal of trace solvents
Resultant film was hydrated using 10 ml of 5mM EDTA buffer soln containing 20mg of drug at 55°c
Resulting liposomal dispersion was allowed to mature overnight at 4°c,then were extruded 6 times through a
200nm polycarbonate filter
It is determined by Dialysis.
0.5-ml suspension of drug was added into dialysis membrane bag with 0.9% Nacl as dialysis medium and
process is conducted for 4 hr at 37°c
EE%=W(entrapped drug)/{W(total drug)x100}
DETERMINATION OF PARTICLE SIZE AND ZETA POTENTIAL
It is done by using ZETASIZER NANO ZS after diluting the preparation with ultrapure water to final conc of 0.04mg/ml.
DETERMINATION OF MORPHOLOGY
Done by TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY
Formulation Mean diameter(nm)
EE%
Bre-soln 106.3± 8.5 90.3± 2.9
Bre-PLs(1oµ m) 110.4± 7.6 92.8± 1.7
Bre-PLs(25µ m) 118.8± 4.9 95.2 ±3.1
Bre-PLs(50µ m) 124.2± 7.2 96.0 ±2.9
TRANSPORT EXPERIMENT IN THE Caco-2 CELLS CULTURE MEDIUM
Caco-2 cells was cultured in Dulbecco’s modified Eagle’s minimal essential medium which was supplemented with L-
glutamine,10% fetal bovine serum and 1%penicillin and streptomycin mix
cells were maintained at 37° c in 5% carbon dioxide and 95%
humidity
Cells were grown in 12-well plates and seeded,at approx 50000 cells per insert.cells were used for experiment b/w 14 and 21
days
Toxicity of Bre-soln,Bre-Ls and Bre-PLs were determined by 3-(4,5-dimethylthiazole-2-yl)-2-5-diphenyltetrazolium bromide
assay to determined the safe conc of these chemicals for Caco-2 cells which was found to be 50 micromol/for each soln.
They were cultured for 21 days to achieve differentiation.Cells having chemical resistance of 500 ohms/cm2
After washing the monolayer cells twice with HBSS(TO adjust ph to 7.7) these 3 soln were loaded in cell inserts.And
receiving chamber contained the corresponding volumes of HBSS
Each sample was added into 3 wells for parallel exp
An oscillation incubator was used to mimic intestinal motility at 37°c and 50 rpm.
At 0,20,40,60,90 and 120 min,a 100 microliter sample was collected at receiver
chamber and equivalent volume of HBSS was subsequently added.
The sample was then immediately lyophilized and preserved below -20° c for
subsequent HPLC
It is calculated by equn:
Papp=dQ/dt × 1/A×Co
WHERE,
Papp=appearent permeability coefficient
A = surface area of monolayer
dQ/dt =rate of appearance of drug in the
basolateral side.
Done by DIALYSIS in a phosphate buffer solution(150
ml) at 37° c±0.2°c by using a rotational speed of 100 rpm
Sample was removed at scheduled time
intervals(0.5,1,2,4,6,8,10,12 and 24 h)
The same amount of release medium was added.Residual
drug
Content of the liposome in the bag was determined by
HPLC.
The liposomal solution and Bre-sol showed an
initial fast release followed by a slow release.
There is no significant difference b/w the scutellarin
release from Bre-Ls and from Bre-PLs.
The initial fast release of drug from the uncoated liposome and the P85-coated liposome is because of
adsorption of drug on the surface of liposome or
dispersion in the outer layers of liposome vesicles..
Similar release profile is because P85 could only form
a relatively loose layer that coats the lipiosome
surface but could not sufficiently prevent yhe release
of drug from liposome.
18 Rats were randomly divided in to 3 groups orally
administered a dose of 90mg/kg of Bre-solution,Bre-Ls and
Bre-PLs
After administration ,blood sample were collected at
0.25,0,5,1,2,4,6,8,10,12and 24 h.
The heparinized blood was immediately centrifuged for 15
min.And rat plasma was obtained and stored at -20°c
Data of the plasma concentration versus time were analysed.
Parameter Bre-solution Bre-Ls Bre-PLs
Cmax(ng/ml) 181.78 ± 49.77 608.8418 ± 113.69 970.70 ± 178.60
Tmax(h) 4.62 ± 0.65 6.83 ± 1.27 7.01 ± 1.39
AUC(h-ng/ml) 1545.61 ± 313.69 4746.81 ± 778.39 8711.0518 ± 890.59
MRT/h8.22 ± 1.35 11.30 ± 1.85 11.73 ± 1.67
Relativebioavailability
-307.12 563.60
P85-coated breviscapine liposome were successfully formulated.
The in-vitro release study indicated that P85-cpated loaded with breviscapine had sustained release property.
In-vitro transport studies in Caco-2 models revealed that P85-coated liposome successfully enhanced the absorption of breviscapine since P85 could inhibit ATPase activity and thereby reduces the MRP efflux transport.
In conclusion ,the encapsulation of breviscapine into P85-coated liposome may be a promising way for improving the oral bioavailability of breviscapine.