Cyclodextrin and its Derivative in Drug Delivery System

Abstract

Sugar molecules that are arranged in rings of various sizes are known as cyclodextrins. A family of cyclic oligomers known as cyclodextrins (CDs) is produced when starch is digested more quickly. They are homogenous, crystalline, non-hygroscopic, hydrophobic within, and hydrophilic outside, and require comparable structures. The following article lists the cyclodextrins' characteristics. Cyclodextrin's purpose is discussed. The method utilised to form the inclusion complex is mentioned and thoroughly discussed, as well as the formation of inclusion complex in detail. A number of commercially available formulations containing cyclodextrin derivatives were included. cyclodextrin's usage in several medication delivery systems. Uses and potential uses for cyclodextrin and its derivative.