Future Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Table 2 The effect of Mupirocin: Ethyl cellulose ratio and stirring rate on production yield, EE, and mean particle size

From: Enhanced therapeutic approach for diabetic foot ulcers: comparative study and characterisation of mupirocin-loaded nanosponge gel with marketed formulation for accelerating wound healing and in vivo evaluation

Batches	Factors		Responses
Batches	Mupirocin: Ethyl cellulose	Stirring rate	Particle size (nm)	Entrapment efficiency (%)	Production yield (%)
F1	100:400	600	335.4 ± 4.25	76.93 ± 1.02	63 ± 2.14
F2	100:600	600	381.5 ± 2.13	85.73 ± 0.98	61 ± 1.26
F3	100:800	600	451.8 ± 3.36	88.72 ± 2. 55	69 ± 3.49
F4	100:400	1000	263.4 ± 1.71	79.10 ± 1.43	73 ± 2.51
F5	100:600	1000	189.5 ± 2.21	84.48 ± 3.70	65 ± 1.87
F6	100:800	1000	304.1 ± 3.32	89.84 ± 1.93	77 ± 3.64
F7	100:400	1400	148.5 ± 2.19	77.7 ± 3.02	61 ± 3.91
F8	100:600	1400	202.2 ± 1.02	82.14 ± 1.47	76 ± 1.22
F9	100:800	1400	212.6 ± 3.05	86.87 ± 2.52	74 ± 2.37

^αEach observation is the mean ± SD of three determinations

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