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Study on the effects of compound transdermal enhancers on the transdermal kinetics of baicalin

Lu Zhi

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Objective: To study the effects of compound transdermal enhancers on the transdermal kinetics of Baicalin. Methods: The uniform design was used for the selection of transdermal enhancers for the baicalin from various proportion of azone, propylene glycol and oleic acid. Results: The transdermal constant of baicalin is maxim when the proportion of is 6%,10%, and 0%, prespectively. Conclusion: The effects of compound transdermal enhancers is better than that of single one.

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Objective: To study the effects of compound transdermal enhancers on the transdermal kinetics of Baicalin. Methods: The uniform design was used for the selection of transdermal enhancers for the baicalin from various proportion of azone, propylene glycol and oleic acid. Results: The transdermal constant of baicalin is maxim when the proportion of is 6%,10%, and 0%, prespectively. Conclusion: The effects of compound transdermal enhancers is better than that of single one.

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Objective: To study the effects of compound transdermal enhancers on the transdermal kinetics of Baicalin. Methods: The uniform design was used for the selection of transdermal enhancers for the baicalin from various proportion of azone, propylene glycol and oleic acid. Results: The transdermal constant of baicalin is maxim when the proportion of is 6%,10%, and 0%, prespectively. Conclusion: The effects of compound transdermal enhancers is better than that of single one.

Key concepts: Transdermal, Baicalin, Azone, Chemistry, Pharmacology, Oleic acid, Chromatography, Medicine

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