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Journal of Advanced Pharmaceutical Technology & Research

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January-March  2012 | Vol 3 | Issue  1    
 
Editorial
Journal of Advanced Pharmaceutical Technology and Research
Upendra Nagaich
Dear Friends, I am happy now to receive your co-operation and blessings for having my promise intact. I started this journal " Journal of Advanced Pharmaceutical Technology and Research" in 2010 by y...
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Guest Editorial
Drug discovery: Past and present
Rajani Giridhar
Drug discovery in earlier days was made by random screening of higher plants. Crude plant drugs like opium, senna, belladonna, reserpine, ephedrine, etc., were in use for centuries. With the serendipi...
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Review Article
Electronic tongue: An analytical gustatory tool
Rewanthwar Swathi Latha, PK Lakshmi
Taste is an important organoleptic property governing acceptance of products for administration through mouth. But majority of drugs available are bitter in taste. For patient acceptability and compli...
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Review Article
Intraperiodontal pocket: An ideal route for local antimicrobial drug delivery
Sreeja C Nair, KR Anoop
Periodontal pockets act as a natural reservoir filled with gingival crevicular fluid for the controlled release delivery of antimicrobials directly. This article reflects the present status of nonsurg...
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