Synthesis and drug release properties of novel pH- and temperature-sensitive copolymers based on a hyperbranched polyether core
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Synthesis and drug release properties of novel pH- and temperature-sensitive copolymers based on a hyperbranched polyether core
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COLLOID AND POLYMER SCIENCE
Volume 289, Issue 5-6, Pages 677-684
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Springer Nature
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2010-10-23
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10.1007/s00396-010-2314-7
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