Singh et al., 2014 - Google Patents
Sorption Promoters: A Novel Enhancer Approach for Topical Drug Delivery SystemSingh et al., 2014
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- Singh R
- Parpani S
- Narke R
- Chavan R
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- Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical Research and Development
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Topical drug delivery system can be defined as direct effects of formulation or drug containing medication to the skin to get localizing effect of drug or directly cure cutaneous disorders. The skin has evolved to prevent excessive water loss from the internal organs and …
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