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A facile system to evaluate in vitro drug release from dissolving microneedle arrays

Larrañeta et al., 2016

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Larrañeta E
Stewart S
Fallows S
Birkhäuer L
McCrudden M
Woolfson A
Donnelly R
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International journal of pharmaceutics

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The use of biological tissues in the in vitro assessments of dissolving (?) microneedle (MN) array mechanical strength and subsequent drug release profiles presents some fundamental difficulties, in part due to inherent variability of the biological tissues employed …
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