From AI validation to microstructure imaging, AAPS PharmSci 360 speakers pushed toward faster drug development backed by stronger evidence. Here are PharmTech's biggest takeaways.
News|Articles|January 1, 2005
Pharmaceutical Technology Europe
- Pharmaceutical Technology Europe-01-01-2005
- Volume 17
- Issue 1
The Use of Acrylic Resins for Improved Aqueous Enteric Coating
Recent technology improvements have made acrylics the preferred system for the aqueous enteric coating of tablets
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