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Dodecylmaltoside-Mediated Nasal and Ocular Absorption of Lyspro-Insulin: Independence of Surfactant Action from Multimer Dissociation

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    Dennis J. Pillion, Susan Hosmer & Elias Meezan

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Pillion, D.J., Hosmer, S. & Meezan, E. Dodecylmaltoside-Mediated Nasal and Ocular Absorption of Lyspro-Insulin: Independence of Surfactant Action from Multimer Dissociation. Pharm Res 15, 1637–1639 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1011975721569

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