Breviscapine–borneol cocrystal study reports higher exposure in rats
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What the paper reports
Researchers report preparing a breviscapine–borneol cocrystal by solvent evaporation, supported by solid-state characterization and calculations. The abstract describes synchronized release and rat pharmacokinetic testing: exposure was 1.6 times that of bulk breviscapine, with peak concentration rising from 0.8 to 1.2 mg/L. These preclinical findings do not establish clinical benefit or human bioavailability.
Why this paper is included
Potential business implication: coordinated release of an active ingredient and absorption enhancer may warrant formulation screening, with further structural and translational validation.
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Pharmaceutical solid state Formulation Development & Manufacturing