• PharmaTutor
    12 March 2013

    DRAFTING OF PATENT CLAIMS AND NONOBVIOUSNESS IN PATENT

    ABOUT AUTHORS:
    Mohit kumar*, Vishal Sachdeva,
    Seth G. L. Bihani S. D. College of Technical Education,
    Sri Ganganagar (RAJASTHAN) 335001, INDIA
    *mohigarg30@gmail.com

    ABSTRACT
    A well drafted application decides the fate of an invention. Drafting plays a vital role in the success of an invention during its prosecution, management and maintenance during its tenure and turning it into cash. Drafting a patent application is one of the most important and at the same time one of the most difficult process. The applicant or his agent should so draft a patent application that it is granted with an adequate scope or ambit so as to fully serve the business purpose(s) for which the patent is meant to be used. It is here that the importance of drafting the claims in a patent must be fully appreciated, as the drafting of claims must always be done with a clear focus on the exact business needs that are sought to be served by it. That is, a business strategy perspective must inform the thinking of the one who takes up the task of drafting the patent claims. The ultimate purpose of every business strategy is to ensure that a business makes the desired amount of profit to justify the risks taken in making the investments of resources and time. Similarly, the purpose of drafting claims should be to fully serve the business strategy at hand. Even so, only a small number of well drafted patents are actually used by businesses to help them to make or safeguard their profits. (Swarbrick James, 2007).

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  • Career Opportunity for post of PHARMACIST in Medical and Healthcare Service | 1209 Posts
    10 March 2013
    Career Opportunity for post of PHARMACIST in Medical and Healthcare Service | 1209 Posts

    Rajasthan Medical and Health Subordinate Service Rules 1965 as amended rules under the Medical and Health Department Direct recruitment for regular appointments to the posts of pharmacists (1209), invites online application for 2013.

    The reservation is provided as per rules. The no. of posts may increase or decrease as per requirement of department and for this there will no other advertisement will release.

  • Require more than 200 MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVES in different locations of India
    5 March 2013
    Require more than 200 MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVES in different locations of India

    We are 5th largest pharma co. of India and going to launch OPHTHALMIC DIVISION at India level and we require more than 200 MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVES in different locations of India.

    Post: Medical Representative [ Ophthalmic division ]

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  • Garlic (Allium sativum) : Potential Clinical Benefits & Garlic Preparations
    5 March 2013
    Garlic (Allium sativum) : Potential Clinical Benefits & Garlic Preparations

    About Authors:
    Sharma Monish*, Kumar Bhupender
    Seth G.L Bihani S. D. College of Technical Education,
    Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences & Drug Research.
    Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan (INDIA)
    *monish28sharma@gmail.com

    Introduction :
    The name “Allium sativum” is derived from the Celtic word “all”, meaning burning or stinging, and the Latin “sativum” meaning planted or cultivated. The English word, garlic, is derived from the Anglo-Saxon “gar-leac” or spear plant, referring to its flowering stalk.(Kemper J Kathi.2000)
    Garlic (Allium sativum), a member of the Liliaceae family, is a common food for flavour and spice  and it is one of the herbs most commonly used in modernfolkloric medicine. Garlic was an important medicine to theancient Egyptians as listed in the medical text Codex Ebers(ca.1550 BC) especially for the working class involved in heavy labour because it was an effective remedy for many aliments such as heart problems, headache, bites, worms and tumours. In 1858, Pasteur noted garlic’s antibacterial activity, and it was used as an antiseptic to prevent gangrene during World War I and World War II. (Thomson Martha.et.al.2007, Tattelman Ellen.2005)

  • ANTIDIABETIC ACTIVITY OF SEED EXTRACTS OF Gynocardia Odorata ROXB. IN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS
    25 February 2013
    ANTIDIABETIC ACTIVITY OF SEED EXTRACTS OF Gynocardia Odorata ROXB. IN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS

    About Author:
    Urmila Moyal
    NIMS Institute of Pharmacy, NIMS University,
    Shobha Nagar, Jaipur (Rajasthan)
    urmilamoyal@gmail.com

    Abstract:
    The study was designed to evaluate antidiabetic activity of ethanolic and aqueous seed extracts of Gynocardia Odorata roxb.in streptozotocin induced diabetes in 2 days old pups models. The seeds were collected, authenticated and shade dried. Shade dried seeds were then grinded into coarse powder and processed for further studies. Ethanolic and aqueous extracts were prepared and the phytochemical screening was performed. Ethanolic and aqueous both extracts were evaluated for the antidiabetic activity by using the streptozotocin induced diabetes in 2 days old pups model. After 3 months of streptozotocin administration pups become diabetic then different treatment were given to animals. After 3 weeks treatment estimation of biological parameters like serum glucose, cholesterol and triglyceride were performed and body weight, water intake and food intake were also recorded. Histopathological study was performed to study the structure of islets of pancreas in different group of animals. After 3 weeks treatment of ethanolic and aqueous extracts, when the biological parameters i.e. serum glucose, cholesterol and triglyceride were estimated and compared with diabetic untreated group there was a significant decrease were observed. Treatment also reversed the loss of body weight and increased demand of food intake and water intake when compared with diabetic untreated group. From the above study we concluded that both ethanolic and aqueous, seed extracts of Gynocardia Odorata roxb.have antidiabetic activity, but the aqueous extract of Gynocardia Odorata roxb.showed more significance then ethanolic extract.

  • National Seminar on Recent Trends in Development of Novel Drug Delivery Systems 16th-17th March 2013 at Jaipur College of Pharmacy
    14 February 2013
    National Seminar on Recent Trends in Development of Novel Drug Delivery Systems 16th-17th March 2013 at Jaipur College of Pharmacy

    Jaipur College of Pharmacy was established by the Modern Society for Education and Research in year 2003 under the leadership of Prof. M . M . Agarwal, eminent educationist and former Joint Director of College Education, Government of Rajasthan for imparting quality education in the field of Pharmaceutical sciences. The college is successfully running D. Pharm, B.Pharm. M.Pharm. (Specialization in Pharmaceutics & Pharmacology) courses and 8 batches of D.Pharm, 6 batches of B.Pharm & 1 batch of M.

  • HERBS AND THEIR INTERACTION WITH ALLOPATHIC DRUGS – A REVIEW
    12 February 2013
    HERBS AND THEIR INTERACTION WITH ALLOPATHIC DRUGS – A REVIEW

    About Authors:
    Sharma Monish*, Kumar Bhupender, Bhardwaj Sudeep
    Seth G.L Bihani S. D. College of Technical Education,
    Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences & Drug Research.
    Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan (INDIA)
    *monish28sharma@gmail.com

    ABSTRACT :
    During the recent past, a dramatic rise in the use of herbs and herbal remedies has been witnessed in many parts of the world.  While such products had been used with apparent safety in traditional societies for many centuries, when they are being combined with pharmacological agents, posses the possibility of potential interaction between the two groups of substances. In this situation, herb-allopathic drug interaction is an important factor to be measured because there is always a chance to get undesirable therapeutic effect of the prescribed allopathic drug, as like allopathic (prescription) drugs. Herbal medicines also have different pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic properties which ultimately lead to produce therapeutic responses, but sometimes cause adverse actions and/or drug-herbal interactions. Drug interaction refers to the situation where two or more separate drugs have been absorbed into the body and their effects are affected by each other, i.e. the effects are increased or they produce a new effect that neither produces on its own. The aim of this article is to highlight the interactions between herbal remedies and prescribed drugs.

  • Walk in for the Post of Pharmacist in North Western Railway - 5 posts
    2 February 2013
    Walk in for the Post of Pharmacist in North Western Railway - 5 posts

    Applications are invited for walk-in interview for engagement for engagement to the post of Lab Assistant. Health & Malaria Inspector, Staff Nurse, Pharmacist, Radiographer, District Extension Educator, Refractionist, Dental Hygienist, Physiotherapist, on the dates given below at the venue mentioned hereinafter for posting at Jaipur. Jodhpur, Bikaner, Ajmer Stations. Candidates should come prepared to stay at their own expenses for one or more days, as required.

  • INDIAN DRUG REGULATORY SYSTEM: MOVING TO A NEW ERA
    21 January 2013
    INDIAN DRUG REGULATORY SYSTEM: MOVING TO A NEW ERA

    About Author:
    Priyank Sharma
    M. Pharm, Drug Regulatory Affairs
    Jaipur National University
    Jaipur, Rajasthan
    Priyank2k4urwith@gmail.com

    Abstract:
    The Pharmaceutical industry represents one of the India’s strength.  The regulation of pharmaceuticals in India is generally seen to be in need of reform, and has been the subject of many official commissions since 1995. Most commentators agree that the state should intervene to prevent untrammeled market forces leading to citizens’ suffering, because adequate information about the costs and benefits of different pharmaceuticals is inaccessible to most users. But in India, a wide range of stakeholders must be considered before changes can be made to the regulatory framework.

  • QUALITY CONTROL TESTING OF PACKAGING MATERIALS
    18 January 2013
    QUALITY CONTROL TESTING OF PACKAGING MATERIALS

    About Author:
    Sahil Jasuja1*, Mahesh Kumar Kataria2
    1Department of Quality Assurance,
    2Assistant Professor
    Seth G.L. Bihani S.D. College of Technical education (Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences & Drug Research),
    Sri Ganganagar, (Raj.), India.
    *sahiljasuja@rediffmail.com

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