Drug release kinetics of temperature sensitive liposomes measured at high-temporal resolution with a millifluidic device.

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Drug release kinetics of tempe ...... on with a millifluidic device.

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Brenden Skilskyj

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Caitlin Burke

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Matthew R Dreher

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Pavel Yarmolenko

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10.1080/02656736.2017.1412504

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