Synthesis and characterization of a self-fluorescent hyaluronic acid-based gel for dermal applications.

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Gary L Leal

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Joshua Sanchez De Oliveira

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Matthew E Helgeson

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Michael Zakrewsky

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Nino Ruocco

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Samir Mitragotri

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Stefano Menegatti

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Sunny Kumar

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10.1002/ADHM.201500619

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