Influence of Particle Geometry on Gastrointestinal Transit and Absorption following Oral Administration.
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Wei Wu | Samir Mitragotri | Jianping Qi | Yi Lu | Haisheng He | Li Gan | S. Mitragotri | Wei Wu | A. Banerjee | Jianping Qi | Dong Li | Haisheng He | Yi Lu | Amrita Banerjee | Sifan Jiang | Li Gan | Jie Zhuang | Sifan Jiang | Jie Zhuang | Dong Li
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