Skin permeability of various drugs with different lipophilicity.
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T. Uchida | T Uchida | A Yagi | C K Lee | K Kitagawa | N S Kim | S Goto | A. Yagi | N. Kim | C. K. Lee | S. Goto | K. Kitagawa
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