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Title: What are Analytical Laboratory Services for Drug Testing and Analysis


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What are Analytical Laboratory Services for
DrugTesting and Analysis
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  • Before a drug is released, pharmaceutical testing
    of the product is the key to quality control and
    drug development. Typically, drug testing
    measures how active pharmaceutical ingredient
    (API) from the product matrix is released when it
    is in a controlled laboratory environment. In the
    testing, the dosage of the drug is subjected to a
    set of conditions which leads to drug release.
    During this time, it is predicted how in vitro
    conditions will turn out in vivo conditions. The
    in vivo condition here means humans.
  • Talking in terms of quality control, drug testing
    is utilized to assess whether a batch complies
    with pre-set criteria. This also includes the
    long-term stability of the active pharmaceutical
    ingredient.

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  • Understanding DissolutionTo know how dissolution
    is used to find out the changes in the
    performance of drugs, understanding the process
    is important.
  • For most of the oral drugs that we consume, the
    absorption of API is necessary for systemic
    circulation as it helps in taking the API to the
    site of action. This whole process is divided
    into two parts, dissolution and permeability or
    absorption. During the dissolution phase, the
    solid form of the drug is extracted in solution
    form in the GI tract. Then, during absorption,
    the drug substance is taken to the systemic
    circulation.

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  • Drug Testing by Analytical Testing Services
  • To assess the manufacturing stability and quality
    of drug product, in vitro drug dissolution
    studies are carried out by the analytical
    services laboratory. Some of these methods used
    for drug testing are explained below
  • Oral Dosage Testing This In vitro testing
    assesses how an oral drug product goes into
    solution form per unit time when it issubjected
    to standardized conditions. The major goal of
    this type of dissolution is to check the
    bioavailability of the drug. Apart from this, the
    oral dosage dissolution also tests how safe the
    drug product is and what is the influence of
    manufacturing process variance on the drug.

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  • Transdermal and Topical In Vitro Release Testing
  • A vertical diffusion cell is utilized to
    understand the API release in case of transdermal
    and topical products. The product is placed such
    that it is in contact with the membrane, which,
    in turn, is in contact with the receiving medium.
    The receiving medium is basically a time
    function. The membrane is made of animal skin,
    cadaver, synthetic polymer, and tissue
    constructs. This technique is useful for topical
    formulations that are externally applied along
    with products used for rectal, vaginal, and nasal
    routes.
  • Elution Testing
  • Elution testing is carried out for a drug-device
    combination, in which,

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  • how the drug leaves the device is evaluated. This
    is achieved by placing the device containing a
    drug into a suitable medium. In the elution test,
    the medium choice, exchange frequency, and test
    volumes depend on the device's nature.
  • It is necessary for dissolution or drug testing
    to choose the right testing condition in
    accordance with the drug medium for a desirable
    outcome. The correct execution of in vitro is
    essential for simulating the nearly similar
    impact of the drug in the in vivo conditions.

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