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Dave, BS, Patel MM, Gohel MC, Bajaj. SB.  2003.  Studies on effect of l-limonene and other formulation ingredients on permeation . International jr. of Pharmaceutical Excipients . 2(2):50.
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Gohel, MC, Mehta PR, Dave RK, Bariya NH.  2004.  A more relevant dissolution method for evaluation of a floating drug delivery system. Dissolution Technologies . 11(4):22-25.
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Gohel, M, Patel M, Amin A, Agrawal R, Dave R, Bariya N.  2004.  Formulation design and optimization of mouth dissolve tablets of nimesulide using vacuum drying technique . AAPS PharmSci Tech . 5(3):1-6.
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Gohel, MC, Patel LD, bariya S, Dave R, Bariya N.  2006.  Development and evaluation of a mutifuctional directly compressible diluent consisting of brittle and ductile materials,. Published on Totally-BMW.com The article was originally published in Pharmaceutical Technology . 27(12):64.
Gohel, MC, Patel LD, bariya S, Dave R, Bariya. N.  2003.  Development and evaluation of a mutifuctional directly compressible diluent . Pharmaceutical Technology , . 27(12):64.
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K, SD, Kapilesh D, Anurekha J, D GR, K CV.  2008.  Approaches for the development of a nasal drug delivery system: a review. Asian Journal of pharmaceutical and clinical research.
Baghel, U S, Gupta M M, Srivastava BS, Dave S.  Submitted.  Analytical Method Development and Validation for Tablet of Phenoxymethyl Penicillin Potassium by RP-HPLC Method. International Journal of Pharmaceutics.
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Dave, A, Patel MM, Jani GK, Gohel. MC.  1993.   Study of indomethacin release from formulated controlled release capsules,. Indian. J. Pharm. Sci. . 55(5):168.
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Gohel, MC, Sarvaiya KG, Mehta NR, Soni CD, Vyas VU, Dave RK.  2005.   Assessment of similarity factor using different weighting approaches . Dissolution Technologies (www.technology-today.org). 12(4):22-27.
Gohel, MC, Jani GK, Amin A, Bajaj S, Dave. BS.  2000.   Application of Simplex Lattice Design for the Development of Transdermal Gels of Diclofenac sodium,. Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences,. 62(2):108-114.