Dissolution prediction from images: method and validation of dissoLab platform

Abstract This paper demonstrates and validates dissoLab, a dissolution modeling software using microscopic imaging data. First principle dissolution models are solved for image voxels representing sample-specific particle sizes and morphologies. 2D images, such as SEM or PLM, can be utilized to pred...

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出版年:AAPS Open
主要な著者: Jonah Gautreau, Mike Shen, Tim Hornick, Cheney Zhang, Sam Lin, Shawn Zhang
フォーマット: 論文
言語:英語
出版事項: SpringerOpen 2025-09-01
オンライン・アクセス:https://doi.org/10.1186/s41120-025-00122-6
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要約:Abstract This paper demonstrates and validates dissoLab, a dissolution modeling software using microscopic imaging data. First principle dissolution models are solved for image voxels representing sample-specific particle sizes and morphologies. 2D images, such as SEM or PLM, can be utilized to predict dissolution profiles after a generative artificial intelligence method synthesizes a structurally similar 3D volume. Predictions can be performed from 3D datasets, such as X-ray micro-CT, without generative synthesis. Dissolution profiles predicted via this approach are validated against in vitro dissolution measurements and verified with theoretical models for particle samples.
ISSN:2364-9534