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Ebrahiminejad et al., 2022 - Google Patents

Microneedle arrays for drug delivery and diagnostics: toward an optimized design, reliable insertion, and penetration

Ebrahiminejad et al., 2022

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13257006226463535239
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Ebrahiminejad V
Prewett P
Davies G
Faraji Rad Z
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Advanced Materials Interfaces

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In the past two decades, microneedles have been extensively studied for transdermal delivery of drug or vaccines and for bio‐fluid extraction. Microneedle‐based devices consist of micron‐size needles that are arranged on a small patch. Despite ongoing advances in …
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