An Electrochemically Actuated MEMS Device for Individualized Drug Delivery: an In Vitro Study
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Rui Hu | Peiyi Song | Ken-Tye Yong | Ellis Meng | Guimiao Lin | Danny Jian Hang Tng | E. Meng | K. Yong | Rui Hu | G. Lin | Peiyi Song | D. J. H. Tng | Guimiao Lin | D. J. Tng | D. Tng
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