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Study describing solid-state characterization of three forms of finasteride published

Published on December 11, 2009 at 4:08 AM · No Comments

Aptuit, Inc. today announced the publication of new research in the December issue of the European Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, the official journal of the European Federation for Pharmaceutical Sciences (EUFEPS), which describes the solid-state characterization of three forms of finasteride. The study, conducted by researchers at SSCI, a Division of Aptuit, outlines a systematic approach to characterizing a set of solvated active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and evaluating the solid-state behavior of each. The research uncovered previously uncharacterized API forms within an existing family of finasteride solvates, demonstrating that Aptuit’s approach to applying solid-state chemistry may lead to the early identification of new API forms with improved pharmaceutical properties.

“Interestingly, in our initial efforts to determine the approximate solubility for subsequent solid-form screens on finasteride, we noticed unique recrystallization properties that prompted this study. We then set forth in generating, characterizing and investigating the solid-state behavior of three finasteride solvates,” explained Nathan Schultheiss, PhD, Research Investigator at SSCI, a Division of Aptuit, and lead investigator of the published study. “Through our work, we gained unparalleled insight into the crystallographic and thermoanalytical behavior of the compound.”

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