In vitro displacement by rat serum of adsorbed radiolabeled poloxamer and poloxamine copolymers from model and biodegradable nanospheres.
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E. Schacht | S. Davis | E. Kenawy | E. Kenawy | M. Garnett | S. Stolnik | L. Illum | E Schacht | M C Garnett | S Stolnik | L Illum | S S Davis | Jonathan C. Neal | J. Neal | J C Neal | E R Kenawy
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