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Lecithin organogels as matrix for the transdermal transport of drugs.
Biochemical and biophysical research communications - 28 Jun 1991
Willimann H L, Luisi P L
Abstract excerpt
The stable, transparent, thermoreversible organogels which are prepared by adding a minute amount of water to a solution of lecithin in isopropylpalmitate are studied as matrices for promoting the transdermal transport of drugs throughout the skin. In this work we study this process by using two model drug substances, scopolamine (already well known as a transdermally active substance) and broxaterol, a new drug...
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