Mechanistic differences in permeation behavior of supersaturated and solubilized solutions of carbamazepine revealed by nuclear magnetic resonance measurements.

Mechanistic differences in permeation behavior of supersaturated and solubilized solutions of carbamazepine revealed by nuclear magnetic resonance measurements.
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10.1021/mp300083e
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发表时间:
2012-09
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4.9
通讯作者:
Keisuke Ueda;K. Higashi;W. Limwikrant;Shuichi Sekine;T. Horie;Keiji. Yamamoto;K. Moribe
Keisuke Ueda;K. Higashi;W. Limwikrant;Shuichi Sekine;T. Horie;Keiji. Yamamoto;K. Moribe
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医学2区
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作者:
Keisuke Ueda;K. Higashi;W. Limwikrant;Shuichi Sekine;T. Horie;Keiji. Yamamoto;K. Moribe

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