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Study on Percutaneous Absorption of Fengshizhentong Gel in Vitro

Dai Long

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Objective: To select the ratio of adding azone in gel. Methods: Adopting Franz diffusion cell and using tetrandrine as an index. Results: The adding of azone possessed the obvious percutaneous action. Conclusion: The pentration promoting action is the best when 4% azone is added in gel.

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Objective: To select the ratio of adding azone in gel. Methods: Adopting Franz diffusion cell and using tetrandrine as an index. Results: The adding of azone possessed the obvious percutaneous action. Conclusion: The pentration promoting action is the best when 4% azone is added in gel.

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Objective: To select the ratio of adding azone in gel. Methods: Adopting Franz diffusion cell and using tetrandrine as an index. Results: The adding of azone possessed the obvious percutaneous action. Conclusion: The pentration promoting action is the best when 4% azone is added in gel.

Key concepts: Azone, Chemistry, Chromatography, Biochemistry, Membrane, Permeation

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