Mucus-Penetrating Nanosuspensions for Enhanced Delivery of Poorly Soluble Drugs to Mucosal Surfaces.

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Abraham Anonuevo

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Colleen Fridley

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Jane Chisholm

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Jung Soo Suk

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Laura M Ensign

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Minmin Chen

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Samuel K Lai

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Sarah Pulicare

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Tao Yu

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Weixi Zhong

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10.1002/ADHM.201600599

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