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Comment
. 2024 Jun 26;26(4):73.
doi: 10.1208/s12248-024-00926-6.

Commentary on "The Effect of Sampling Cannula on In Vitro Dissolution Testing with USP Paddle Method"

Andreas Abend  1 , Erika Stippler  2 , Nikos Kühl  3 , Anna Externbrink  4 , Kieran Lewis Smith  5 , James Mann  6
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Commentary on "The Effect of Sampling Cannula on In Vitro Dissolution Testing with USP Paddle Method"

Andreas Abend et al. AAPS J. .
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Keywords: dissolution testing; sampling cannula; sampling procedure.

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