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A Novel, Extremely Bioavailable Cocrystal of Pterostilbene

Lídia Bofill, Rafael Barbas, Dafne de Sande, Mercè Font-Bardı́a, Clara Ràfols, Joan Albertí, Rafel Prohens

2021Crystal Growth & Design32 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

New multicomponent solid forms of the nutraceutical pterostilbene have been discovered and characterized through experimental cocrystal screening. Among the coformers tested, picolinic acid formed a cocrystal with a 10-fold enhancement of oral bioavailability in rats, which converts the new cocrystal into a very promising candidate for new formulations of pterostilbene with improved performance.

Topics & Concepts

CocrystalPterostilbeneBioavailabilityNutraceuticalChemistryPicolinic acidCombinatorial chemistryOrganic chemistryPharmacologyBiochemistryResveratrolBiologyMoleculeHydrogen bondCrystallography and molecular interactionsEnergetic Materials and CombustionEnzyme Structure and Function
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