ENGLISH VOCABULARY

                                       VOCABULARY

                                                                    

All students of Pharmacy are hereby kindly informed that you’ll get 15 english ,daily usage ,words in a weak in sum up 60-70 chosen words in every month. So please write all words which will posted be at the notice board. After completing a month, you will have to create an ARTICLE, a POEM, a STORY or anything you please, but only using of those selected words.   It is your responsibility to write all words in time, no any excuses will be submitted by you.

       Co-operate and attention are required.

Some mandate words are here----

1. Alienate  -  पराया करना (Unfriendly or unsympathetic)

 2. Arrogant    अभिमानी   (Proudy behaviour)

3. Calender     दबाना        (to press paper,cloth etc.)  

4. Corpse   जनाज़ा, लाश  (dead body)                   

5. Complacent आत्मतुष्ट (self satisfied)         

6. Compliment नमस्कार,प्रशंसा (regards,abhinandan)  

7. Defy        ललकारना , अवहेलना करना (challenge)       

8. Damn        निन्दा      (condemn or cry down)

9. Hiccup       हिचकी    (repeated sharp sounds in throat)

10. Snore        खर्राटा       (a loud noise each time of breathing)

11. Snooze      दिन में झपकी लेना  (a short,light sleep,especially during the day)

12. Sneeze       छींकना          (a sudden and noisily blow from nose)

13. Deference   सम्मान     (respect) 

14. Descent   वंश, उतार     (coming down) 

15. Emerge  उभरना     

Placement

List of selected students  in campus interview (Macleod Pharmaceuticals, Baddi), that was held on dated 09/07/2012-

1.                  Chandra Prakash

2.                  Vivek Kumar Mishra

3.                  Ram Pratap

4.                  Vishnu Kumar

5.                  Hari Shankar

6.                  Deependra Puri

7.                  Ajay Kumar

8.                  Shubhendu Mishra

9.                  Raj Kumar Gupta

10.              Devendra Patel

11.              Pintu Kumar

12.              Kuldeep Kumar

13.              Rajendra Kumar

14.              Upendra Yadav

15.              Vishal Srivastava

PCI INSPECTION

All the Teaching and non teaching staff are here by informed that there will be PCI inspection on Dated 14-09-2012.

Development of a novel dispersible tablet formulation

This formulation was made by Rubicon Research Pvt. Ltd. and the purpose of this study was to develop a dispersible tablet which, upon dispersion in water, forms a homogenous dispersion with reduced sedimentation rate, thus ensuring uniformity of dosage.

Introduction

Dispersible tablets combine benefits of liquid dosage forms with a solid dosage forms and are preferred for pediatric and geriatric patients. The drug from conventional dispersible tablets, has tendency to settle at the bottom or adhere to the sides of the containers upon dispersion in water, leading to incomplete dosage.

Methods

Dispersible tablets were developed using hydroxyethyl cellulose (HEC) as a viscolizer. The concentration of HEC and other excipients was optimized to achieve desired sedimentation rate, disintegration time and pleasant mouth feel. Oxcarbazepine, an antiepileptic drug, was studied as a model drug. Dissolution of the developed formulation was studied (by Rubicon Research Pvt. Ltd.) in water containing different amounts of cetrimide  (used to enhance solubility of the drug in the medium). A new method was developed to determine sedimentation rate of the resultant suspension.

Results

These tablets were found to disperse rapidly in water, despite the presence of the viscous polymer. During dispersion formation, HEC dissolved, increasing the viscosity of the dispersion. This ensured instant suspension formation with low sedimentation rate, typically less than 30% of drug in 15 minutes, compared to more than 70% in the case of a marketed conventional dispersible tablet formulation. Dissolution rate of Oxcarbazepine dispersible tablet was found to be similar to that of the marketed immediate release formulation.

Conclusion

A novel dispersible tablet technology was developed to yield a low sedimentation rate of the formed dispersion and to ensure uniformity of dose. Using this technology a stable oxcarbazepine dispersible tablet formulation was developed. This technology can be used for different categories of drugs, particularly antiepileptics and antibiotics.

                                                                                    By

                                                                                    Raj Kishore

                                                                                    Deptt. of Pharmaceutics

                                                                                    A.N.D. college of Pharmacy

                                                                                    Babhnan, Gonda 

                                               PROJECT FOR 2^nd SEMESTER STUDENTS

S.NO		NAME OF STUDENT	CONTENT
GROUP-I
1	Anradha Tripathi		ά, β- Unsaturated carbonyl compounds including addition and substitution reaction
2	Abhishek dubey		Cycloaddition, Compounds containing active methylene group.
3	Ajay Kumar		synthetic importance of- Acetoacetic Ester and malonic ester.
4	Amit kumar singh		Polynuclear hydrocarbons-Naphthalene
5	Anil Kumar Shukla		Anthracene
6	Ankit mishra		Phenantherene.
7	Ansar Ahemad		Heterocyclic Compound – Nomenclature, Chemistry, preparation, properties and pharmaceutical importance of pyrrole
8	Archna chaurasia		Furan.
GROUP-2
1	Ashish dhar dwivedi			Thiophene
2	Ashish kumar shukla			Pyridine
3	Ashok Kumar Verma			Pyrimidine
4	Avinash dhar dwivedi			Imidazole
5	Awadhesh Pandey			Pyrazole
6	Bal mukund pandey			Thiazole
7	Bal mukund Pandey			Benzimidazole
8	Bhupendra Verma			Indole

S.NO	NAME OF STUDENT			CONTENT
GROUP-3
1		Brijesh kumar Tripathi		Phenothiazines
2		Deena nath		Name reactions – Definition, reaction mechanism and synthetic application of Merwin Pondorff Verley reduction.
3		Durgesh Kumar		Oppeneaur oxidation
4		Ganesh sharma		Bechmann rearrangement
5		Gaurav kumar		Mannich reaction
6		Gaurav Kumar dubey		Diel’s alder reaction
7		Girish kumar chaudhary		Michel Addition
8		Hemant kumar maurya		Reformatsky
GROUP-4
1.			Man Mohan Gupta	Knoevanegal reaction
2			Motilal	Benzoin condensation
3			Nanak Chandra	Classification, structure, reactions, structure elucidation, identification of :  Carbohydrates  Monosaccharides – Glucose.
4			Nikhil Kumar Divedi	Disaccharides – Sucrose,
5			Nitin jaiswal	Polysaccharides – Starch
6			Nivedita Yadav	Monosaccharide’s-  Fructose
7			Pawan kumar devedi	Disaccharide- Lactose
8			Pramod kumar srivastava	Maltose.

S.NO	NAME OF STUDENT			CONTENT
GROUP-5
1		Pranshu Rai		Classification, identification, general methods of preparation and reactions of amino Acids.
2		Rama kant		Proteins.
3		Ravi kumar		Structure of Nucleic Acids
4		Rubi Shukla		Chemistry & identification of oils, fats
5		Satyendra nath shukla		Chemistry & identification waxes
6		Satish kumar chaursiya		Polymers and polymerisation
7		Shailesh kumar		Aldehydes and ketones (aliphatic & aromatic)
8		Shivam pandey		PH: PH, Determination of PH buffers, theory of buffers.
GROUP-6
1.			Sharwan kumar shukla	Amorphous and crystalline solids :-Geometry & symmetry of crystals
2			Shyam chaurasiya	Millers indices
3			Sidharth pratap singh	Physical properties of crystals, crystal diffraction.
4			Somnath	Organometallic Compounds- Grignard reagent
5			Sumit gupta	Isomerism, geometrical isomerism, Stereochemistry including optical activity
6			Suraj gupta	stereoisomerism, Specification of configuration and conformational analysis.
7			Vikash Chaudhary	Carboxylic acids & their derivatives, di & tricarboxylic acids
8			Vinit Mishra	Aromatic Compounds, aromatic character, structure of benzene, resonance

S.NO	NAME OF STUDENT		CONTENT
GROUP-7
1		Vishal dubey	Molecular orbital, hybridization.
2		Shailja Pandey	Electrovalent and co-ordinate bond, inductive effect, resonance.
3		Alok Kumar Shukla	Chemical kinetics : Zero, first and second order reaction.
4		Sujeet Kumar	Elementary idea of reaction kinetics.
5		Umesh Pratap Jaiswal	Degree of freedom, phase rule.
6		Shivakant panday	Electro chemistry : Faraday’s laws of Electrolysis, Electric conductance & its measurement
7		Rajeev Pandey	Adsorption: Freurdlich and Gibbs adsorption Isotherms, Langmuir theory of adsorption.
8		Ram Kumar Verma	Solutions: Ideal and real solutions, solutions of gases in liquids, colligative properties.

NB:- All the students are directed to complete their projects within one year and for details you visit the college BLOG ‘http://andcpactivities.blogspot.in/”.

                                                                                 

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