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Development Process for Transforming a Liquid Protein Solution into a Solid Oral Dosage Form
Author(s)Bend BioScience
A case study in converting a solution formulation of a protein into an oral solid dosage form utilizing a fluid bed granulation process and some of the complexities involved.
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