Hydrogels for the Controlled Release of Pharmaceutical Proteins

Author(s)Gert W. Bos, Ruud Verrijk, Okke Franssen

Two types of hydrogels used in parenteral protein-delivery systems offer opportunities for achieving a variety of prolonged- and delayed-release patterns.

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