Oral Low Molecular Weight Heparin Absorption From Solution and Solid Dosage Forms in Rat, Dog, and Monkey Models
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Pharmaceutical TechnologyPharmaceutical Technology-03-02-2002
Volume 26
Issue 3
The delivery agent-mediated transport of low moleular weight heparin across Caco-2 cells is accomplished without opening the junctions or adversely affecting the structural integrity of the cell monolayer.
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