Controlled Release of Bioactive Materials

ContributorsPrefaceTheory and Practice of Controlled Drug Delivery from Bioerodible PolymersBiodegradable Drug Delivery Systems Based on Aliphatic Polyesters: Application to Contraceptives and Narcotic AntagonistsControlled Release of Progestins from poly (a-Amino Acid) CarriersApplications of Osmotic Drug DeliveryPolymers for the Sustained Release of Macromolecules: Applications and Control of Release KineticsControlled Transdermal DeliveryControlled Release of Antithrombotic Agents from Polymer MatricesHydrogel Devices for the Controlled Release of Steroid HormonesDetermination of Diffusion Coefficients by Sorption from a Constant, Finite VolumeA New Family of Monolithic Hydrogels for Controlled Release ApplicationsA New Approach to Achieve Zero-Order Release Kinetics from Diffusion-Controlled Polymer Matrix SystemsMathematical Model for Progesterone Release from Injectible Poly (Lactic Acid) Microcapsules in VitroProspects for Controlling Forest Lepidoptera with Controlled Release Pheromone FormulationsExperience in Using a Hollow Fiber Controlled Release Formulation in Pheromone-Mediated Suppression of Pectinophora gossypiella under Humid Tropical ConditionsImplantable Systems for Delivery of Insect Growth Regulators to LivestockControlled Release Formulations and Control of the Imported Fire Ant: What Are the PossibilitiesEncapsulation of Dimilin and Its Effect on Insecticidal Activity Against Aedes aegypti (L.) and Musca autumnalis DegeerControlled Activity Polymers with Labile Bonds to Pendent MetribuzinChlorpyrifos Release from Mosquito Larvicide FormulationsEvaluation of Plant Growth Regulators Using the Simulated Controlled Release ApproachChemodynamics and Environmental Toxicology of Controlled Release Organotin MolluscicidesBioassays and Environmental Effects of Organotin Marine AntifoulantsThe Biocidal Mechanism of Controlled Release Bis(Tri-N-Butyltin) Oxide in Biomphalaria glabrataMechanism of Release of Organotin from Thermoset PolymersBehavioural Responses to Amino and Carboxylic Acids by Biomphalaria glabrata, One of the Snail Hosts of Schistosoma mansoniFocal Control of Schistosoma haematobium-Transmitting Snails, Bulinus (Ph.) abyssinicus, Using Controlled Release Tri-N-Butyltin Fluoride and Copper SulphateLaboratory Trials of Controlled Release Molluscicides on Bulinus (Ph.) abyssinicus, the Intermediate Host of Schistosoma haematobium in SomaliaIndex