ibuprofen - Globe Thesis

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1.	Microwave-assisted Ring-opening Polymerization Of 2, 2-Dimethyltrimethylene Carbonate And ε-Caprolactone
2.	Applied Basic Research Concerning Lipases: Production Of The Lipases And Enzymatic Resolution Of Chiral Ibuprofen
3.	Novel Core-shell Nanogels Prepared By Self-assembly Of Globular Proteins And Dextran And Its Applications As Drug Carriers
4.	The Preparation Of Catalytic Antibodies And Its Application In Catalyzing Selective Hydrolysis And Asymmetric Reduction Reaction
5.	PH Sensitive Hydrogels Modified With Amphiphilic PEG Macromonomer For Loading And Controlled Release Of Poorly Water Soluble Drugs
6.	Studies On The Preparation And Application Of Novel Functionalized Polymeric Monoliths And Its Recognition Mechanism
7.	High Performance Liquid Chromatographic Separation Of Drug Enantiomer Using Chiral Mobile Phase Additives
8.	Measurment Of The Basal Crystallization Data And A Study On The Dilution Crystallization Technology Of Ibuprofen
9.	Quality Standard Establishment And Stability Inspection Of Ibuprofen Orally Disintegrating Tablets
10.	The Synthesis, Characterization And Application Of The Mesoporous Molecular Sieve Ti-HMS
11.	Ibuprofen And Myristic Acid Microparticles And Microcomposites Generated By A PGSS Process
12.	Study On Ibuprofen, Pseudoephedrine Hydrochloride And Chlorphenamine Maleate For Suspension
13.	Composite Ibuprofen/Lipid Particles By PGSS
14.	Loading And Sustained Release Of Ibuprofen On Mesoporous Molecular Sieves
15.	Synthesis Of Large-Sized Drug-LDH Nanohybrids And Their In Vitro Release And Thermal Decomposition Properties
16.	Study On The Micronization Of Ibuprofen
17.	Preparation And Sustained-release Of Polymeric Drug-saccharide Conjugates With 2-Arylpropionic Acid Pendants
18.	Research On Preparation Technique And Quality Evaluation Of Dexibuprofen Gel
19.	A Study On The Preparation Of Ibuprofen Cocrystals
20.	Toxic Effects Of Triclosan, Ibuprofen And Cadmium Chloride To Selenastrum Capricornutum
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