Development of repetitive mechanical oscillation needle-free injection through electrically induced microbubbles
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A research paper by scientists at Kyushu University presented a novel needle-free reagent injection method that improves the depth of reagent injection by reflecting shock waves through microbubble dynamics.
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A research paper by scientists at Zhejiang University presented.
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