Dextrins as potential carriers for drug targeting: tailored rates of dextrin degradation by introduction of pendant groups. [electronic resource]

By:

Hreczuk-Hirst, D

Contributor(s):

Chicco, D
German, L
Duncan, R

Producer: 20020114Description: 57-66 p. digitalISSN:

0378-5173

Subject(s):

Animals
Carbohydrate Sequence
Dextrins -- chemistry
Drug Carriers
Drug Delivery Systems
In Vitro Techniques
Lactic Acid
Liver -- enzymology
Lysosomes -- enzymology
Molecular Sequence Data
Molecular Weight
Pancreas -- enzymology
Polyglycolic Acid
Polylactic Acid-Polyglycolic Acid Copolymer
Polymers
Rats
Succinates -- metabolism
Swine
alpha-Amylases -- chemistry

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In: International journal of pharmaceutics vol. 230

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Dextrins as potential carriers for drug targeting: tailored rates of dextrin degradation by introduction of pendant groups.

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Hreczuk-Hirst D., Chicco D., German L. & Duncan R. (20020114). Dextrins as potential carriers for drug targeting: tailored rates of dextrin degradation by introduction of pendant groups. : International journal of pharmaceutics.

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Hreczuk-Hirst D, Chicco D, German L and Duncan R. 20020114. Dextrins as potential carriers for drug targeting: tailored rates of dextrin degradation by introduction of pendant groups. : International journal of pharmaceutics.

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Hreczuk-Hirst D., Chicco D., German L. and Duncan R. (20020114). Dextrins as potential carriers for drug targeting: tailored rates of dextrin degradation by introduction of pendant groups. : International journal of pharmaceutics.

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Hreczuk-Hirst D, Chicco D, German L and Duncan R. Dextrins as potential carriers for drug targeting: tailored rates of dextrin degradation by introduction of pendant groups. : International journal of pharmaceutics. 20020114.

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