Anti-acne preparations containing tetracycline, azelaic acid and azeloglycine: Optimization of stability and physicochemical properties

The results suggest that formulations containing azeloglycine and tetracycline may be a promising strategy for acne therapy, offering increased tetracycline stability and an optimal rheological profile, which may result in prolonged therapeutic effect and more effective drug delivery to the skin.

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Polymers in Medicine
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2024-12-03
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https://doi.org/10.17219/pim/196256
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2
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Synthesis and biological activity
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Anti-acne preparations containing tetracycline, azelaic acid and azeloglycine: Optimization of stability and physicochemical properties

Agnieszka Kostrzębska, Gabriela Szczepaniak
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Anti-acne preparations containing tetracycline, azelaic acid and azeloglycine: Optimization of stability and physicochemical properties

Agnieszka Kostrzębska, Gabriela Szczepaniak
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Abstract

The results suggest that formulations containing azeloglycine and tetracycline may be a promising strategy for acne therapy, offering increased tetracycline stability and an optimal rheological profile, which may result in prolonged therapeutic effect and more effective drug delivery to the skin.

Polymers in MedicineVol. 54(2)
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