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Use of a gastro-intestinal model and gastroplus[tm] for the prediction of in vivo performance

@inproceedings{Naylor2006UseOA,
  title={Use of a gastro-intestinal model and gastroplus[tm] for the prediction of in vivo performance},
  author={T. A. Naylor and P. Connolly and L. Martini and D. Elder and M. Minekus and R. Havenaar and E. Zeijdner},
  year={2006}
}
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