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Polymeric drug delivery of enzymatically degradable pendant agents: Peptidyl-linked procainamide model system studies

Sintov et al., 1997

Document ID
3231477758047065049
Author
Sintov A
Levy R
Publication year
Publication venue
International journal of pharmaceutics

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Biodegradable polymeric drug delivery systems have become increasingly important for sustained release indications when a time-limited drug implant is required. A new methacrylic copolymer consisting of enzymatically-cleavable oligopeptidyl procainamide as …
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