Figures for a B.Pharm or M.Pharm Project and Thesis
A pharmacy project or thesis is judged a lot on its figures. Clean, correct figures make your work look careful; blurry screenshots and copied images do the opposite.
Figures most pharmacy theses need
- Structure of the carrier: liposome, niosome, transferosome, ethosome, nanoparticle or microsphere, with the drug shown in the right place (water-soluble drugs in the core, lipophilic drugs in the bilayer).
- Method of preparation: a step-by-step flowchart (for example thin-film hydration).
- Mechanism of action of the drug or of skin penetration.
- Characterisation results: particle size, zeta potential, entrapment efficiency, FTIR, DSC.
- In vitro release profile with kinetic model fitting.
- Stability, in vivo or cell study results as bar charts with error bars.
Tips that examiners notice
- Do not copy figures from papers without permission and a citation. Redraw them and cite the source.
- Use the same colours and fonts in every figure.
- Label axes with units, and write "mean ± SD, n = 3" in each legend.
- Save figures at 300 dpi so they print sharply.
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