Vaginal absorption of a potent luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone analog (leuprolide) in rats I: absorption by various routes and absorption enhancement.
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T Yashiki | Y. Ogawa | H Okada | I Yamazaki | H Mima | Y Ogawa | S Hirai | T. Yashiki | H. Okada | I. Yamazaki | H. Mima | S. Hirai | Hiroaki Okada | Yasuaki Ogawa | Iwao Yamazaki | Shin-Ichiro Hirai | Hiroyuki Mima
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