Polymeric carriers, for drug delivery

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SC-PL is not ideal for the fabrication of polymeric carriers for drug delivery, as the leaching step compromises dmg bioactivity and partially washes out the dmg. Moreover, the difficulty to manufacture a large scaffold with a homogeneous pore distribution is a major limitation of SC-PL. ... [Pg.184]

Chitosan An Emanating Polymeric Carrier for Drug Delivery 35... [Pg.35]

Smart polymeric carriers for drug delivery pH-responsive nanocarriers... [Pg.329]

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