IMPROVE OPTICAL CLEARING OF SKIN IN VITRO WITH PROPYLENE GLYCOL AS A PENETRATION ENHANCER
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ZHONGWEI ZHI, ZHENZHEN HAN, QINGMING LUO, DAN ZHU. IMPROVE OPTICAL CLEARING OF SKIN IN VITRO WITH PROPYLENE GLYCOL AS A PENETRATION ENHANCER[J]. Journal of Innovative Optical Health Sciences, 2009, 2(3): 269–278.
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