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Interaction of Native Cyclodextrins and Their Hydroxypropylated Derivatives with Carbamazepine in Aqueous Solution. Evaluation of Inclusion Complexes and Aggregates Formation

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Journal ACS Omega
Specialty Chemistry
Date 2019 Aug 29
PMID 31459413
Citations 6
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A detailed comprehensive study on how the formation of soluble and insoluble carbamazepine/cyclodextrins (CBZ/CD) complexes (with consequent changes in the solid-phase composition) depends on the CD structure is not yet available. Moreover, the study of possible influence of this drug on the tendency of CDs and their complexes to self-aggregate is still lacking. Phase-solubility studies demonstrated that CDs and CBZ form a range of soluble (A-type: αCD, βCD, and hydroxypropylated CDs) and insoluble (B-type: γCD) complexes depending on CD used. HPβCD proved to be the best CD solubilizer for CBZ forming the most stable complex with highest apparent solubility, whereas γCD was shown to be the best native CD. For the native CDs, CBZ solubilization increases with increasing CD cavity diameter (αCD ≪ βCD < γCD). Solid phases collected from phase-solubility studies were characterized by Fourier-transformed infrared spectroscopy, differential scanning calorimetry, and X-ray powder diffraction to elucidate their composition and crystalline structure. They provided similar conclusions being overall supportive of phase-solubility, osmolality, and permeation studies results. Solid CBZ was the only detected component for A-type profiles over the CD concentration range studied, whereas precipitation of poorly soluble CBZ/γCD complexes (B-type) was observed (i.e., at and beyond plateau region). Osmometry and permeation studies were applied to evaluate the effect of CBZ on the aggregate formation and also to elucidate their influence on CD complex solubility and permeation profile. Permeation method was shown to be the most effective method to detect and evaluate aggregate formation in aqueous γCD and HPβCD solutions containing CBZ. CBZ did not affect the HPβCD tendency to self-aggregate but CBZ did modify the aggregation behavior of γCD decreasing the apparent critical aggregation concentration value from 4.2% (w/v) (in pure aqueous γCD solution) to 2.5% (w/v) (when CBZ was present).

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