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Physical Review Letters|November 3, 2001

Double emulsions: a tool for probing thin-film metastabilityK Pays, J Giermanska-Kahn, B Pouligny, et al.

Journal of Controlled Release : Official Journal of the Controlled Release Society|February 21, 2002

Double emulsions: how does release occur?K Pays, J Giermanska-Kahn, B Pouligny, et al.

Redox Biology|April 2, 2025

Repression of oxidative phosphorylation by NR2F2, MTERF3 and GDF15 in human skin under high-glucose stressS Ley-Ngardigal, S Claverol, L Sobilo, et al.

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Physical Review Letters|November 3, 2001

Double emulsions: a tool for probing thin-film metastabilityK Pays, J Giermanska-Kahn, B Pouligny, et al.

Journal of Controlled Release : Official Journal of the Controlled Release Society|February 21, 2002

Double emulsions: how does release occur?K Pays, J Giermanska-Kahn, B Pouligny, et al.

Redox Biology|April 2, 2025

Repression of oxidative phosphorylation by NR2F2, MTERF3 and GDF15 in human skin under high-glucose stressS Ley-Ngardigal, S Claverol, L Sobilo, et al.

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