Impacts of particle shapes on the oral delivery of drug nanocrystals: Mucus permeation, transepithelial transport and bioavailability
Zhonggui He(Shenyang Pharmaceutical University), Mengdi Wei(Shenyang Pharmaceutical University), Meichen Guo(Shenyang Pharmaceutical University), Minchao Ma(Shenyang Pharmaceutical University), Chunlin Guo(Shenyang Pharmaceutical University), Wen Li(First Affiliated Hospital of Xi'an Jiaotong University), Mo Li(Shenyang Center for Disease Control and Prevention), Yu Wang(Shenyang Pharmaceutical University), Li Yang(Shenyang Pharmaceutical University), Qiang Fu(Shenyang Pharmaceutical University), Zimeng Yang(Shenyang Pharmaceutical University)
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