Assessing the Safety Profile of Polymers in Transdermal Microneedle Patch Fabrication: Insights From an Acute Toxicity Study
IMRAN ANWAR,
NADIAH ZAFAR,
ASIF MAHMOOD
et al.
Abstract:The acute toxicity study is a crucial component of preclinical toxicology assessments conducted to evaluate the potential adverse effects of a substance or compound on albino rabbits. This study provides key findings and implications of an acute toxicity study of natural and synthetic polymers that are used in the preparation of transdermal microneedle patches (TMNPs) for sustained delivery of doxazocin mesylate. In this study, we divided the albino rabbits into three equal groups (n = 6). Group-I was labeled … Show more
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