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The NIPTE-FDA Excipients Knowledge Base

By Prabir K Basu1, Mansoor A Khan2, Steve Hoag3, Carl Wassgren4, Ann Christine Catlin4, Sudheera R. Fernando5, Sumudinie Fernando5, Kristine Margaret Alston4, Ting Wang3, Linas Mockus4

1. NIPTE 2. FDA 3. University of Maryland 4. Purdue University 5. Rosen Center for Advanced Computing

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Abstract pharmaHUB now offers its research community a publicly available Excipients Knowledge Base that contains material properties and usage data that are useful for formulation development and the evaluation of formulations by regulators. As our Excipients Knowledge Base grows, we plan to add knowledge management tools that can be used to aid formulation development and excipient evaluation and comparison.

The NIPTE-FDA Excipients
Knowledge Base

A collaborative effort between
the National Institute for Pharmaceutical Technology and Education
and the FDA


The Pharmaceutical Excipient Knowledge Base is an online resource that offers the pharmaHUB community a searchable repository for the newest excipient property measurement data

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Be a part of the Excipients Knowledge Base Community Group where you can start new discussion topics, add comments to existing discussions, and enter a "wish" for new features.

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AIChE, October, 2011

FDA, August, 2011
Contributor Ann Christine Catlin
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Researchers should cite this work as follows:

  • Prabir K Basu; Mansoor A Khan; Stephen W. Hoag; Carl Wassgren; Ann Christine Catlin; Sudheera R. Fernando; Sumudinie Fernando; Kristine Alston; Ting Wang; Linas Mockus (2011), "The NIPTE-FDA Excipients Knowledge Base," http://pharmahub.org/resources/458.

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  2. Excipients