The effects of iontophoresis and electroporation on transdermal delivery of buprenorphine from solutions and hydrogels
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Chin-Chen Chu | Jhi-Joung Wang | Jia-You Fang | Jia-You Fang | Jhi-Joung Wang | K C Sung | Kuan-Ting Chen | K. Sung | Kuan-Ting Chen | C. Chu
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