Method for determining release of a peptide from a sustained...

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Peptide – protein or amino acid

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C424S457000, C424S468000

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ABSTRACT:
A method for determining the release of a peptide from a sustained release polylactide formulation which can be carried out in a shorter time than a real-time method by accelerating the release of the peptide from the formulation. It can be used to discriminate between batches of formulations for quality control purposes and to discriminate between formulations, for example, having different drug loadings.

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Shameem et al., “A short-term (accelerated release) approach to evaluate peptide release from PLGA depot formulations,” AAPS Pharmsci 1(3):1-12 (1999).

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