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Table 1.

I-Optimal mixture design used to optimize DCN-ODTs.

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Table 2.

Experimental runs, formulation variables and measured responses of the I-Optimal mixture experimental designa,b.

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Fig 1.

In-vitro mean dissolution profiles of DCN from optimized DCN-ODT (equivalent to 50 mg) compared to plain DCN and Diacerein® capsules in phosphate buffer (pH 6.8).

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Fig 2.

Contour plots of the effect of formulation variables on DE (10 min) % (Y1) (a), DE (30 min) % (Y2) (b) and MDT (Y3) (c) on DCN-ODTs.

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Table 3.

Statistical parameters for the measured responses.

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Fig 3.

Contour plots of the effect of formulation variables on DT (Y4) (a) and WT (Y5) (b) on DCN-ODTs.

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Fig 4.

Overlay plot for the effect of formulation variables on the measured responses.

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Table 4.

Predicted and observed responses for the optimized DCN-ODT.

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Fig 5.

Anti-inflammatory activity of optimized DCN-ODT compared to Diacerein® capsules using the rat paw edema model.

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Fig 6.

Images of right hind paw of rats showing edema before (a) and 0.5 hr after administration of optimized DCN-ODT (b).

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