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Innovations in Oral Solid Drug Delivery: Advances in nanotechnology, controlled formulations & peptide delivery

Table of Contents :

Innovations in oral solid drug delivery

Executive summary 18

Market overview, dynamics and outlook 18

Advances in nanotechnology 19

Innovations in transitioning injectables to oral delivery 20

Advances in delayed & controlled release delivery 21

Advances in oral prodrug delivery 22

Advances in taste masking technologies 23

Innovative companies 24

Chapter 1 Market overview, dynamics and outlook 28

Summary 28

Market overview 29

Market dynamics 31

Key indications 33

Key trends 38

Nanomedicine 38

Transitioning from injectables 39

Prodrugs 40

Chrono release 41

ODT 41

OSF 42

Funding issues 42

Poor patient compliance 42

Injections 42

Poor absorbption 42

Pediatric 43

Geriatric 43

Solubility and variable absorption 43

Reduction of side effect profiles 44

Non-invasive protein delivery 45

Transition from injectables to preferred route of oral drug delivery 45

Directed delivery and delayed delivery to reduce side effect potential 46

Formulation technologies for poorly soluble compounds 46

Taste masking for pediatric and geriatric formulations 47

Competitive landscape 48

Conclusions and key findings 50

Chapter 2 Advances in nanotechnology 56

Summary 56

Introduction 57

Nanotechnology platforms with application for oral drug delivery 59

Self-Emulsifying Controlled Release Tablet system (SECRET) 59

Technology 59

Application 59

Biotransport nanomedicine technology 60

Technology 60

Application 60

Nanobodies 61

Technology 61

Application 61

NanoDel nanoparticles 62

Technology 62

Application 62

P-gpMask 63

Technology 63

Application 64

NanoDRY and NanoCOAT 64

Technology 64

Application 64

Solumer 67

Technology 67

Application 67

Nanocells 69

Technology 69

Application 70

Polymeric Nano-Delivery System (PNDS) 70

Technology 70

Application 71

FluidCrystal NP Oral nanoparticles 71

Technology 71

Application 72

CaP Technology and BioOral 72

Technology 72

Application 73

Nab Technology and Protospheres 73

Technology 73

Application 73

NanoCrystal Technology 74

Technology 74

Application 74

Bioral 75

Technology 75

Application 75

Squalenoyl nanoparticles 76

NanoMega 76

NOD Pharmaceutical 76

Chapter 3 Innovations in transitioning injectables to oral delivery 80

Summary 80

Introduction 81

Drivers 81

Patient acceptability & compliance 81

Cost savings 81

Restraints 82

Advances in injectable delivery 82

Challenges of oral drug delivery 83

Technologies used in oral drug delivery of peptides and proteins 84

Enzyme inhibitors 84

Permeation enhancers 85

Mucoadhesives 85

Encapsulation technologies 85

M-cell targeting 86

Competitive landscape 86

Osteoporosis and other bone related conditions 88

Calcitonin 88

Current therapies & market landscape 89

Oral products in development 91

Parathyroid hormone 94

Current therapies & market landscape 94

Oral products in development 96

Combined oral calcitonin and PTH approaches 97

Bisphosphonates 97

Current therapies & market landscape 97

Novel oral products in development 99

Diabetes and other metabolic diseases 104

Oral insulin 104

Oramed Pharmaceuticals 104

Biocon Ltd 105

Emisphere Technologies 105

Diabetology 106

NOD Pharmaceuticals 106

Access Pharmaceuticals 107

NanoMega Medical Corporation 107

Biodel Inc 108

Metabolic Pharmaceuticals Ltd 108

Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) and GLP-1 analogs 108

Oral GLP-1 & GLP-1 analogs 110

Obesity 114

Alzheimers and other CNS conditions 115

Oligotropin 115

Endometriosis and prostate cancer 115

Leuprolide 115

Cardiovascular 116

Angiotensin analogs 116

Innovative approaches to oral vaccine development 118

Mucosis B.V. 119

Plug-and-Play Technology 119

GEM Particles 119

Mimopath 119

Ondek Pty Ltd 120

Helicobacter pylori Platform Technology (HPPT) 120

Infexion 121

Kancer 121

Immune Solutions 121

Liporale 122

Chapter 4 Advances in delayed & controlled release delivery 124

Summary 124

Introduction 125

Types of controlled release systems 125

Sustained release 125

Pulsatile release 125

Modified drug delivery 126

Fast disintegrating technologies 126

Pediatric formulations - ODT 126

Schizophrenia and bipolar disorder ODT 127

Alzheimers disease - ODT 128

Parkinsons disease - ODT 129

Anxiety and panic disorder - ODT 129

Major depressive disorder - ODT 130

Nausea and vomiting - ODT 131

Migraine - ODT 131

Autism ODT 132

GERD and gastroparesis ODT 133

Release control mechanisms 135

Zero order 135

Congestive heart failure and hypertension sustained release 135

Pain sustained release 138

ADHD sustained release 141

Multiple sclerosis sustained release 141

Muscle relaxant sustained release 142

Parkinsons disease - sustained release 144

Depression sustained release 144

Binary 147

Diabetes type 2 - combination products 147

Hypertension - combination products 149

Other 150

Biphasic release of drugs 150

Asthma biphasic release 151

Pain biphasic release 151

ADHD biphasic release 152

Hypertension biphasic release 152

Positioned 153

Parkinsons disease positioned biphasic release 154

Insomnia positioned biphasic release 155

Spasticity positioned biphasic release 156

GERD positioned release 156

Diabetes type 2 - positioned extended release 157

Hot flashes positioned extended release 157

Pain positioned extended release 158

GERD positioned extended release 158

Parkinsons disease positioned extended release 158

Others 159

Accelerated 159

Timed 159

Multiple pulse 160

Targeted delivery to the colon 160

Ulcerative colitis, gastroenteritis targeted colon release 161

Nutraceutical targeted colon release 162

Polysaccharide colon selective 163

COLAL technology 163

Chrono release 164

Rheumatoid arthritis chrono release 165

Severe asthma chrono release 166

Polymyalgia rheumatica chrono release 166

Insomnia chrono release 166

Sublingual formulations 167

Formulations to counteract opiate or psychostimulant abuse 167

Trigger-Lock 168

OraGuard 169

NanoDRY and NanoCOAT 170

ORADUR 170

Aversion Technology 171

Egalet ADPREM 172

DETERx 173

Avert 174

Strategic alliances 174

Chapter 5 Advances in oral prodrug delivery 178

Summary 178

Introduction 179

Classification based on site of conversion to active drug 181

Classification based on chemical linkages or promoiety/carriers that attach to

the active drug 182

Classification based on the deficiency in the active drug 183

Classification based on carrier-linked or bioprecursor categories 183

Applications of prodrug technology 185

Reducing side effect profile 185

Introducing site specificity colon 185

Taste masking applications 186

Marketed products and market share 186

Antiviral prodrugs 186

Oseltamivir 186

Valaciclovir 187

Valganciclovir 189

Famciclovir 190

Anticancer prodrugs 191

TS-1 192

Cardiovascular prodrugs 194

ACE inhibitors 194

Angiotensin II receptor antagonists 194

HMG Co A reductase inhibitors 195

Respiratory prodrugs 195

Bambuterol 195

CNS prodrugs 195

Lisdexamfetamine 195

Late and early stage development product formulations 197

Improving oral bioavailability/reducing toxicity of older marketed injectable drugs 197

Antiviral prodrugs 197

Cidofovir 197

Vidarabine 200

Zanamivir 200

Anticancer prodrugs 201

Triciribine 201aq

Camptothecin 202

Gemcitabine 204

Docetaxel 206

Methotrexate 208

Aimpila 210

FAP activated ultra-smart prodrug cytotoxic agent 211

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