Transcutaneous drug delivery by liposomes using fractional laser technology.

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Transcutaneous drug delivery by liposomes using fractional laser technology.

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Transcutaneous drug delivery by liposomes using fractional laser technology.

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Jian Wang

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Kazuki Baba

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Masayuki Ito

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Shinobu Ito

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Takahiro Fujimoto

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Yuka Oki

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Yuki Hiruta

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525-532

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10.1002/LSM.22616

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Hideko Kanazawa

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2016-12-19T00:00:00Z

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drug delivery