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Drug delivery using electrochemically-triggered biodegradable electroactive materials

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Drug delivery using electrochemically-triggered biodegradable electroactive materials. / Hardy, John (Inventor); Schmidt, Christine (Inventor).
Patent No.: US20150265712 A1. Mar 20, 2015.

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Hardy, J & Schmidt, C Mar. 20 2015, Drug delivery using electrochemically-triggered biodegradable electroactive materials, Patent No. US20150265712 A1. <http://www.google.com/patents/US20150265712>

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Hardy, J., & Schmidt, C. (2015). Drug delivery using electrochemically-triggered biodegradable electroactive materials. (Patent No. US20150265712 A1). http://www.google.com/patents/US20150265712

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Hardy J, Schmidt C, inventors. Drug delivery using electrochemically-triggered biodegradable electroactive materials. US20150265712 A1. 2015 Mar 20.

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Hardy, John (Inventor) ; Schmidt, Christine (Inventor). / Drug delivery using electrochemically-triggered biodegradable electroactive materials. Patent No.: US20150265712 A1. Mar 20, 2015.

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title = "Drug delivery using electrochemically-triggered biodegradable electroactive materials",
abstract = "A biodegradable electroactive material can be doped with a drug and the drug can be delivered to a living subject by stimulating the material with an electrical potential. The material (in this case a polymer) has an electrochemically responsive oligoaniline block terminated with a carboxylic acid moiety and is linked to an alcohol-terminated diol by an ester bond. Advantageously, the diol is PEG-400, PEG-2000, PCL-530, or PCL-2000.",
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