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Figure 3 h–k. The MN arrays were inserted into the skin through manual application. The MN array penetrated the stratum corneum layer of the porcine skin without damage to the MN tips . 3D, three-dimensional; MN, microneedle; SEM, scanning electron microscope. " width="250" height="auto" />Laser Scanning Optical Microscopy 3d Images, supplied by KEYENCE, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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1) Product Images from "Evolution of Transdermal Drug Delivery Devices and Novel Microneedle Technologies: A Historical Perspective and Review"
Article Title: Evolution of Transdermal Drug Delivery Devices and Novel Microneedle Technologies: A Historical Perspective and Review
Journal: JID Innovations
doi: 10.1016/j.xjidi.2023.100225
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Figure Legend Snippet: The hollow MN array component of a point-of-care system. Optical images of MN arrays on ( a ) a square plate and ( b ) a cap. SEM images of ( c ) an MN array, ( d ) an MN tip, and ( e ) an MN (oblique view). Keyence laser scanning optical microscopy 3D images of the ( f ) MN and ( g ) dimensions of the MN as indicated by the plot of the height (y-axis) and width of the needle (x-axis). Optical images of trypan blue–coated punctured porcine skin using MN arrays of height of ( h ) 750 μm, ( i ) 800 μm, ( j ) 900 μm, and ( k ) 950 μm. Trypan blue was applied to the MN array–treated skin for visualization of the MN array–generated pores as shown in
Techniques Used: Microscopy, Generated