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Expert Opinion on Drug Delivery | 2005

TARGIT™ technology: coated starch capsules for site-specific drug delivery into the lower gastrointestinal tract

Peter James Watts; Alan Smith

TARGIT™ technology (West Pharmaceutical Services) is designed for site-specific delivery of drugs in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract and, in particular, targeted release into the colonic region. A key area of application is the delivery of therapeutic agents for local treatment of lower GI diseases. The technology is based on the application of pH-sensitive coatings onto injection-moulded starch capsules. An extensive body of clinical data has been generated showing reliable invivo performance of the capsules. In γ-scintigraphy studies around 90% of TARGIT capsules (n = 84) delivered their contents to the target site of the terminal ileum and colon. TARGIT-based products are in active clinical development for the treatment of conditions including inflammatory bowel diseases.


Archive | 1996

Composition for enhanced uptake of polar drugs from the colon

Peter James Watts; Lisbeth Illum


Archive | 1997

Polysaccharide microspheres for the pulmonary delivery of drugs

Lisbeth Illum; Peter James Watts


Archive | 1995

Drug delivery composition containing chitosan or derivative thereof having a defined z. potential

Peter James Watts; Lisbeth Illum


Archive | 1998

Compositions comprising cannabinoids

Peter James Watts; Stanley Stewart Davis


Archive | 1995

Colonic drug delivery composition

Peter James Watts


Archive | 1998

Chitosan-gelatin a microparticles

Peter James Watts; Lisbeth Illum


Archive | 1998

Pectin compositions and methods of use for improved delivery of drugs to mucosal surfaces

Peter James Watts; Lisbeth Illum


Archive | 1998

Pharmaceutical compositions of chitosan with type-A gelatin

Peter James Watts; Lisbeth Illum


Archive | 1998

Improved delivery of drugs to mucosal surfaces

Peter James Watts; Lisbeth Illum

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Lisbeth Illum

University of Nottingham

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Alan Smith

University of Nottingham

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Ian Lafferty

West Pharmaceutical Services

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Yu-hui Cheng

West Pharmaceutical Services

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Alan Smith

University of Nottingham

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