Effect of polymer foam morphology and density on kinetics of in vitro controlled release of isoniazid from compressed foam matrices.
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D. Wise | J. Gresser | Y. Hsu | D. Trantolo | P. Gangadharam | D L Wise | J D Gresser | D J Trantolo | Y Y Hsu | C M Lyons | P R Gangadharam | C. Lyons | Donald L. Wise | P. R. Gangadharam
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