US20150250731A1 - Method for coating pharmaceutical substrates - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of coating pharmaceutical substrates.
- the invention relates to a method of coating of pharmaceutical substrates and a method of making a pharmaceutical formulation.
- Coating is used to surround or coat a pharmaceutically active ingredient or drug by at least one layer of a surface. Coating is used for recognition, for purposes of masking the taste, or for controlled release purposes to change dissolution properties of active agent. Coating can also been used to work as a barrier against atmospheric stress e.g. humidity, UV-light and oxygen to increase physical and chemical stability of the active agent.
- Modern tablet coatings are polymer and polysaccharide based, with plasticizers and pigments included.
- the tablet coating process is complex, and involves parameters such as the spray pattern, drop size, and nozzle spacing, in addition to multiple other non-spray related parameters which must all be precisely controlled in order to ensure uniform distribution of the coating material.
- WO9002546 discloses microencapsulated pharmaceuticals, which are formed by vapor depositing a polymeric film around a core comprising an active pharmaceutical agent to provide effective controlled release activity.
- DE 10307568 discloses membranes useful in pharmaceutical industry, which have reduced diameter micro- or nanopores produced by coating film with etched or laser produced openings.
- US 2010/0297251 discloses a method of encapsulating an active pharmaceutical agent with a controlled release coating layer using a gas phase chemical vapor deposition process. The coating materials used are monomers or carbonaceous compounds that upon polymerization yield polymers or polymer films that are degradable or nondegradable.
- US2009/0186968 discloses atomic plasma deposited coatings over a drug attached to a porous metal substrate. The method is applicable on drugs attached or adhering to a stent surface.
- An object of the present invention is thus to provide a method so as to solve the above problems.
- the object of the present invention is to provide an advantageous method for coating pharmaceuticals, which improves processability of drugs having poor flow properties and lack of compressibility.
- the object of the present invention is to provide an effective method for making a pharmaceutical formulation.
- the objects of the application are achieved by a method wherein a layer of protective material is applied on the surface of a pharmaceutical substrate using an ALD (Atomic Layer Deposition) method or other corresponding technology.
- the objects of the application are further achieved by a method of making a pharmaceutical formulation, wherein the pharmaceutical substrate is first coated by ALD, an optional mixture of the coated substrate and excipients is formed and thereafter processed into a desired dosage form in which solid pharmaceutical particles are utilized.
- the present invention also relates to a pharmaceutical formulation obtained by the method.
- the objects of the application are achieved by a pharmaceutical formulation consisting of individual pharmaceutical particles wherein each individual particle comprises an active pharmaceutical agent and wherein each individual particle is coated by ALD method.
- the present invention also relates to the use of the ALD method or other corresponding technology for coating a pharmaceutical substrate.
- the inventors of the present application surprisingly noticed that when coating of pharmaceutical substrates is performed before the processing into a solid dosage form a significant improvement in the manufacturing process of pharmaceutical formulations can be obtained.
- the ALD coating layer coats the individual pharmaceutical particles allowing obtaining dosage forms composed of coated individual particles, without any obligatory need to use excipients such as fillers, binders, disintegrants or lubricants.
- the properties of such a coated material are considerably better in the further processing of the pharmaceutical formulation into a suitable dosage form.
- An advantage to the method of the invention is that difficult, moisture sensitive, electrically charged pharmaceutical substrates can be made more easily processable.
- the coating generated by the method is thin, dense and smooth; moreover the coating layers deposited by ALD are pinhole-free and very conformal.
- the pharmaceutical formulations obtained by the methods of the present invention are uniform in the content, which ensures that the same active pharmaceutical ingredient dose is delivered within each dosage form.
- the pharmaceutical formulations of the present invention have good protection against moisture, oxygen and light.
- poor drug solubility may be overcome with an individually tailored coating to allow for modified or sustained release in a specific environment. The consumption of the coating material is low, and thus coating costs may be reduced.
- the coated components reduce dosing and administration of associated agents or particles.
- the thickness of the coating layer may be controlled by varying the number of molecule layers in the coating.
- the term thin layer means in this context a layer that may have any thickness between 1 nm and 500 ⁇ m, the thickness depends on the pharmaceutical agent, pharmaceutical ingredients and the desired final dosage form.
- the coating process of the invention is not sensitive to minor changes in the process parameters, and thus the repeatability of the method is good.
- Such a uniform layer is not possible to be provided on a three dimensional object for example with CVD method (Chemical Vapor Deposition) or PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) method, since the coating process may not be controlled in such a detail as with the ALD method.
- CVD and other similar methods also require that the coated object have to be rotated for providing coating material over the whole surface of the three dimensional object.
- One of the advantages of present invention is the ability to individually coat particles on both the micro and nano scales.
- the processing of nanoparticles has been extremely laborious due to electricity, physical interactions and their natural tendency for aggregation.
- Another advantage of the present invention is that the process is solvent free, which allows highly soluble as well as highly insoluble drug particles to be easily coated in dry form.
- the invention overcomes the difficulties of using standard wet chemistry techniques with aqueous solutions wherein highly soluble particles dissolve before they can be coated or the pharmaceutical ingredient or drug substance changes the polymorphic form during processing. Likewise the use of organic and sometimes toxic solvents and plasticizers to apply a coating is not required and hence the chance of incorporation of these undesirable compounds is eliminated.
- the present invention relates to a method, wherein pharmaceutical substrates are coated by Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) or other corresponding technology before processing into a final dosage form in which solid pharmaceutical particles are utilized.
- ALD Atomic Layer Deposition
- a pharmaceutical substrate to be coated in the present invention may be any active pharmaceutical substance, pharmaceutical ingredient, or a blend of them which is in a solid form and capable of being deposited without changing structure and losing efficacy.
- the pharmaceutical substrate may contain one or more active pharmaceutical substances or pharmaceutical ingredients.
- the substrate may be, for example, a particle, granule, pellet, tablet or powder. Preferably it is a particle.
- a pharmaceutical formulation is a medicinal composition, including the active pharmaceutical substance, administered in a specific dosage form.
- pharmaceutical refers to a medicinally administered composition or compositions as a whole.
- pharmaceutical terms refers to the active medicament which has a therapeutic effect intended to cure, alleviate, treat or prevent a disease or a symptom or condition suffered by the patient.
- the pharmaceutical substrate to be coated may also be a biomolecule, a small molecule, or cells.
- the biomolecules may be, for example, peptides, polypeptides, oligonucleotides; nucleic acids and genes.
- the small molecules may be, for example, nucleotides, amino acids, sugars, carbohydrates, lipids and compounds which have a molecular weight of less than 100 kD.
- Atomic layer deposition is a generally known coating method in which surfaces of a substrate are subjected to alternating surface reactions of at least a first and second gaseous precursor.
- ALD-cycle is completed when the surfaces of the substrate are subjected once to both or all gaseous precursors.
- a monolayer of material is formed on the surfaces of the substrate.
- These ALD-surface reactions are normally substantially saturated surface reactions, meaning that the only one monolayer of material is formed on the surfaces of the substrate when the substrate is subjected to a precursor.
- One basic characteristic of ALD method is the conformality of the surfaces reactions. This means that the ALD growth layers of material grow on all the surfaces which are subjected to the precursors. Thus the coating is formed on all surfaces.
- atomic layer deposition covers also atomic layer epitaxy (ALE) and other corresponding coating methods in which the material growth is based on successive substantially self-limiting surface reactions of at least two gaseous precursors.
- ALE atomic layer epitaxy
- MLD molecular layer deposition
- MLD is also based on sequential, self-limiting surface reactions.
- a “molecular” fragment which is organic and can contain inorganic constituents, is deposited during MLD.
- the deposition of purely organic polymer MLD films can be achieved using step-wise condensation reactions.
- Hybrid organic-inorganic films can be deposited by simply mixing organic and inorganic reactants.
- the thickness of the films can be controlled in a straightforward manner by controlling the number of reaction cycles, therefore enabling the controlled growth of sub-nanometer thin layers.
- the precursors form stoichiometric films with large area uniformity and conformity even on complex surfaces with deformities and on particles.
- Layer-by-layer growth allows one to change the material abruptly after each step. This gives the possibility of depositing multicomponent films, so called nanolaminates or mixed oxides. It is also possible to develop the dissolution characteristics.
- pharmaceutical particle formulations are loaded into the ALD reactor and pumped down to the operating pressure of around 2 mbar.
- the ALD precursors are introduced into the reactor from the inlet port after which they are forced to travel through all the cells before exhausted from the exhaust port connected to the uppermost cell. During this process the desired precursor chemicals will be diffused into the matter on the cell and consequently react with its active surface groups forming a chemical bonding between the substrate surface and precursor molecule.
- the substrate to be coated is the individual particle within the pharmaceutical formulation. While the coating will be formed on the surface with molecular layer accuracy the bulk properties of particle will not be changed.
- paracetamol is coated with one or more molecule layers of aluminum oxide Al 2 O 3 .
- Trimethyl aluminum (CH 3 ) 3 Al is used as a precursor and water H 2 O as an oxygen source.
- H 2 O water
- other compounds, such as hydrogen peroxide H 2 O 2 or ozone O 3 may be used as the oxygen source instead of water.
- a pharmaceutical substrate is coated with titanium dioxide (TiO 2 ).
- TiO 2 titanium dioxide
- An advantage of selecting titanium as a coating layer is titanium's well known compatibility in vivo and its track record of use in medical implants. Titanium is nontoxic and not associated with immune response.
- the coating deposited by ALD may be used to mask the taste of bitter drugs.
- a pharmaceutical substrate is coated with a taste-improving agent, typically a sweetener, such as xylitol or sorbitol or their mixture.
- a sweetener such as xylitol or sorbitol or their mixture.
- the coating problems previously associated with sweeteners, such a long coating times and moisture sensitive sweetener material can be overcome with the present method.
- Typical sweetener or other small molecule can be mixed with other chemicals according to the ALD coating procedure.
- the coating layer may alternatively comprise one or more of various types of inorganic, organic and hybrid organic-inorganic polymer materials.
- the inorganic materials include nitrides, carbides, oxides, metals, sulfides, fluorides, etc.
- Inorganic oxides include, for example, silicon oxide or zinc oxide, or material such as CaO, CuO, Er 2 O 3 , La 2 O, ZrO 2 , HfO 2 , Ta 2 O 5 , Nb 2 O 5 , MgO, SC 2 O 3 , Ga 2 O 3 , ZnO, Y 2 O 3 and Yb 2 O 3 without limiting to these.
- biomaterials such as hydroxyapatite, polymers, sugar, nanolaminates etc. are possible materials to be deposited.
- ALD enables a vast array of material combinations.
- Molecular layer deposition makes possible the deposition of organic polymers and hybrid organic-inorganic polymers.
- An overview of the surface chemistry for the MLD of organic and hybrid organic-inorganic polymers can be seen e.g. in George, S. M. et al, (2009), ACC. Chem. Res., 42, pp. 498-508.
- a coating layer in accordance with the present invention may have various thicknesses, depending upon the particular application. In the coating process usually a coating that is as thin as possible is desirable such that it will be sufficiently thick in order to have the desired properties. ALD layer thickness can also be used to control the release of pharmaceutical substance and consequently control the drug dissolution time. The layer thickness can be defined by ALD cycles. For example, one ALD cycle of TMA and water results 0,1 nm thick Al 2 O 3 coating. In one embodiment of the present invention, wherein trimethyl aluminum (CH 3 ) 3 Al is used as a precursor, the thickness of the coating is within the range of 1 nm to 500 nm, more preferably in the range of 1 of 100 nm, most preferably from 5 to 15 nm. However, the coating layer may have any thickness between 1 nm and 500 ⁇ m. The thickness of the coating layer depends on the pharmaceutical substance, pharmaceutical ingredients and the desired final dosage form.
- the temperature used in the coating process depends on the substrate properties and on the chosen precursor chemistry. In most common ALD methods it is advantageous to use relatively high temperature, because it allows molecules to evaporate readily and a coating having a sufficiently good quality is obtained.
- a coating layer is deposited over a pharmaceutical substrate and therefore heat degradation of the pharmaceutical substrate is to be avoided or reduced.
- the melting point of ibuprofen is around 74-77° C.
- the melting point of paracetamol is around 169-172° C.
- the coating temperature may be from room temperature (RT) up to 350° C.
- the temperature for pharmaceuticals is below 200° C.
- the present invention utilizes relatively low temperature ranges in contrast to vapor deposition methods, which are conducted at much higher temperatures.
- the present invention may utilize any suitable ALD reactor.
- a static particle bed reactor is used.
- the particles are stationary on the reactor surface and overall and uniform coverage of each particles is depending e.g. on effective aspect ratio that particles are forming.
- One of the main obstacles in coating pharmaceuticals or nanoparticles is their natural tendency for aggregation. Among several factors, aggregation of cohesive particles is dependent on flow conditions as well as the external energy that is transferred to the particles during processing. Therefore, pharmaceuticals in different reactor configurations will show diverse aggregation patterns. Processing an ALD coating of pharmaceutical substrates in a fluidized bed reactor is preferred. Fluidized bed reactors offer advantages like higher heat and mass-transfer co-efficients and easy scalability.
- roll-to-roll ALD reactors may be utilized in the context of the present invention for depositing thin films on flexible pharmaceutical substrates, such as for example on transdermal patches.
- the ALD coating according to the present invention may be used to influence on the particle release to the environment.
- a poorly soluble coating allows for sustained release.
- Such poorly soluble coatings are e.g. aluminum oxide and titanium oxide.
- the coating on the pharmaceutical substance may comprise a plurality of inorganic coating layers or organic layers, or a combination of inorganic and organic layers to modify drug release rate.
- the use of multiple coating layers may allow for an additional degree of control in elution of a pharmaceutical substance. A greater number of deposited layers increasingly hinders elution of the drug and allows customization of time release.
- Controlled release dosage forms may include particles or beads containing a drug or active agent, where the particles or beads are coated with a release- controlling polymer.
- Controlled release beads may comprise an inert core, coated with an inner drug-containing layer and an outer membrane layer controlling drug release from the inner layer.
- the inert core may be a sphere or bead of sugar, a hydrophilic cellulosic polymer, or a crosslinked hydrophilic synthetic polymer.
- the ALD coating according to the present invention may also be a responsive coating.
- a coating has a component such as a nanoparticle, responsive polymer or molecule incorporated in the coating.
- a responsive coating is able to give an appropriate and predictable response to outside condition changes and thus can enhance the performance of the pharmaceutical substance.
- a pharmaceutical dosage form is a form in which a pharmaceutical formulation is presented in the medicinal product package as supplied by the marketing authorization holder, manufacturer, or distributor.
- the key defining characteristics of the pharmaceutical dosage form are the state of matter, delivery method, release characteristics, and the administration site or route for which the product is formulated.
- Pharmaceutical dosage forms are a mixture of active drug components and nondrug components. Depending on the method of administration they come in several types. These are liquid dosage form, solid dosage form and semisolid dosage forms. Solid dosage forms, such as tablets and capsules, are the most established and preferred administration route. In the present invention a dosage form may be any dosage form which utilizes solid pharmaceutical particles.
- Such a dosage form may be, in addition to tablets and capsules, suppository, vaginary, liquid preparations, transdermal patches (transdermal drug delivery), medical ointments and emulsions (topical drug delivery, wound dressings), injection (parental drug delivery) and pulmonary drug delivery, without limiting to them.
- These can be administrated via nasal, rectal, vaginal, ear, eye, parenteral, per oral drug delivery route, without limiting to them.
- a tablet is usually a compressed preparation that contains active substance, fillers, disintegrants, lubricants, glidants, binders and compounds which ensure disintegration, disaggregation, dissolution of the tablet in the stomach and intestine.
- the material which is to be tableted is deposited into a cavity and one or more punch members are then advanced into the cavity and brought into intimate contact with the material to be pressed, whereupon a compression force is applied.
- pre-weighed drug and one or more other ingredients like a diluent, are blended.
- the blend is then mixed with a liquid such as water or ethanol which causes the particles to agglomerate into a damp mass.
- the liquid contains a binder.
- the damp mass is screened to produce granules which are then dried.
- the dry granules are screened to produce granules of a predetermined size.
- the granules are typically blended with a solid lubricant and possibly other ingredients.
- the lubricated granules and any other extra-granular ingredients are compressed into a tablet, which may subsequently be coated.
- the double-compression or dry granulation method has fewer steps than wet granulation and does not require contact with a liquid or drying, which makes it well suited for formulating water sensitive and heat sensitive drugs.
- the drug and other ingredients such as a lubricant
- a first compression step There are two conventional first compression techniques.
- One is roller compaction where the blend is fed between rollers which press it into sheets and the other is slugging where the blend is compressed into slugs, which are tablet-like forms that are typically larger than tablets intended for human consumption.
- the resulting sheets or slugs are then comminuted into granules, mixed with a solid lubricant and compressed in a second compression step to produce the final tablet.
- the direct compression method is the simplest of the three well known methods for making compressed solid dosage forms.
- the drug and any other ingredients are blended together and directly compressed into the final tablet.
- not all components which can be employed for the formulation of tablets are suitable for use in this process due to poor compressibility, flowability and stability under conventional tableting conditions.
- the present invention relates to a procedure for preparing a pharmaceutical formulation and to a pharmaceutical formulation obtained by the process.
- the pharmaceutical substrates are first coated by ALD after which all of the components, i.e., the coated active pharmaceutical substance, optionally any additional excipient(s) and other ingredient(s), are mixed together and processed into the final pharmaceutical dosage form.
- the final dosage form may be any dosage form which utilizes solid pharmaceutical particles.
- the present invention allows compression of the pharmaceutical substances directly after coating.
- the ingredients in the pharmaceutical formulation are mixed together using techniques well known in the art until the mixture is homogenous with respect to the drug. It is important that all ingredients are fairly dry, powdered or granular, somewhat uniform in particle size, and freely flowing.
- the pharmaceutical particles may be reduced in a particle size using conventional milling techniques, such as air jet milling, ball milling, cad milling, multi milling and other suitable size reduction techniques.
- the processing into the final dosage form is done by compressing.
- compressing includes any known process performed by applying compression forces. These methods include, but are not limited to, compression, compaction, extrusion and injection molding.
- the pharmaceutical dosage form is a tablet.
- Some active pharmaceutical agents may be tableted as pure substances, but this is rarely the case; most formulations include excipients, which are pharmacologically inactive ingredients added to help holding the tablet together and giving it strength.
- the pharmaceutically acceptable excipients may be selected from the group of diluents, surfactants, antioxidants, disintegrants, binders, lubricants, glidants, and chelating agents.
- Pharmaceutically accepted excipients are well known in the art and in this context we refer to e.g. Handbook of Pharmaceutical Excipients, 6th edition, Pharmaceutical Press and American Pharmacist's Association by Ray C. Rowe, Paul J. Sheskey and Marian Quinn. It should be noted that a tablet obtained by the method of the present invention may be further coated after being pressed to get for example a sugar-coated tablet or a film-coated tablet.
- a lubrication step is used to ensure that the tableting blend does not stick to the equipment during the tableting process. This usually involves low shear blending of the pharmaceutical ingredients with a powdered lubricant, such as magnesium stearate or stearic acid.
- Any conventional tablet presses also called tableting machines, may be used from a hand-operated press or a single station tableting press to a multi-station rotary press.
- the operation of such machinery is well within the ordinary skill in the art.
- the present invention relates also to a pharmaceutical formulation, wherein the pharmaceutical substrate is distributed as particles, and wherein the coating layer is deposited by ALD and the coating layer conformally coats over the individual particles of the pharmaceutical substrate.
- the pharmaceutical formulation is in a dosage form which utilizes solid pharmaceutical particles, preferably it is a tablet.
- the present invention also relates to the use of the ALD method or other corresponding technology for coating a pharmaceutical substrate.
- compositions were coated by Beneq TFS 500 ALD tool, equipped with static particle bed reactor. This type of particle reactor is suitable for small amount of particles.
- the reactor is built up from five cells top of each other. Each cell is 200 mm of its diameter and 20 mm of its height.
- Paracetamol powder was loaded on the bottom of the reactor cells without any pretreatment and the reactor cells were then loaded into the reactor and pumped down to the operating pressure of around 2 mbar.
- Al 2 O 3 and TiO 2 were deposited on paracetamol particles with average particle size of approximately 50 ⁇ m at temperature of 100 to 140° C.
- Al 2 O 3 films were grown from trimethylaluminum (TMA) and water vaporized from the source at a temperature of 20° C.
- TMA trimethylaluminum
- TiO 2 films were grown from tetrakis(dimethylamido)titanium (TDMAT) vaporized from the source at a temperature of 41° C. and water vaporized from the source at a temperature of 20° C.
- One deposition cycle for Al 2 O 3 consisted of a 2 seconds metal precursor (TMA) pulse, 2.5 seconds N 2 purge, 0.5 second water pulse and 1 second N 2 purge.
- TMA metal precursor
- N 2 purge 0.5 second water pulse
- 1 second N 2 purge 1 second N 2 purge
- the timing sequence used for TiO 2 deposition was 1-5-1.5-2 seconds.
- the number of ALD cycles deposited for both oxides was 500.
- UDP Paracetamol
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- mannitol was purchased from Roquette Freres, Lestrem, France
- D-sorbitol from Sigma Aldrich
- xylitol was commercial foodstuff.
- Example 1 The material obtained from Example 1 was tableted using an instrumented eccentric tableting machine (Korsch EK-0, Erweka Apparatebau, Heusenstamm, Germany) Flat-faced 9 mm punches were used and the die wall was lubricated using 5% (w/V) magnesium stearate in acetone before each compression.
- the target weights of tablets were 300 mg. Compression forces during the compression process were measured and the crushing strength of each tablet was measured using Scleuninger-E apparatus (Switzerland) (Table 1).
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