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Research Article - (2012) Volume 4, Issue 5

Decreased Subcutaneous Bioavailability of an Oxyntomodulin Analog in a Controlled Release Formulation could be Caused by Skin Metabolism in Rats

Mengmeng Wang¹^*, David Defranco¹, Katherine Wright¹, Shakey Quazi¹, Jianqing Chen¹, Jennifer Spencer-Pierce¹, Iman Zaghloul¹, Roger Pak², Ramin Darvair², Aadithya Krishnan², Mylene Perreault³, Lei Sun¹, Josef Ozer¹ and Xin Xu¹: ¹PDM, Pfizer, Andover, MA, 01810, United States; ²PharmSci, Pfizer, Andover, MA, United States; ³BioTx BRU, Pfizer, Cambridge, MA,02140, United States

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