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Andrew M. Trammel

University of California, San Diego

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Archive | 2009

Auris Formulations for Treating Otic Diseases and Conditions

Jay Lichter; Andrew M. Trammel; Fabrice Piu; Luis A. Dellamary; Qiang Ye; Carl Lebel; Michael Christopher Scaife; Jeffrey P. Harris

Archive | 2011

Controlled release corticosteroid compositions and methods for the treatment of otic disorders

Jay Lichter; Benedikt Vollrath; Andrew M. Trammel; Sergio G. Duron; Fabrice Piu; Luis A. Dellamary; Qiang Ye; Carl Lebel; Michael Christopher Scaife; Jeffrey P. Harris

Archive | 2015

Controlled release antimicrobial compositions and methods for the treatment of otic disorders

Jay Lichter; Andrew M. Trammel; Fabrice Piu; Qiang Ye; Luis A. Dellamary; Carl Lebel; Jeffrey P. Harris

Archive | 2009

Controlled-release otic structure modulating and innate immune system modulating compositions and methods for the treatment of otic disorders

Jay Lichter; Benedikt Vollrath; Andrew M. Trammel; Sergio G. Duron; Fabrice Piu; Luis A. Dellamary; Qiang Ye; Carl Lebel; Michael Christopher Scaife; Jeffrey P. Harris

Archive | 2009

Controlled-Release CNS Modulating Compositions and Methods for the Treatment of Otic Disorders

Jay Lichter; Andrew M. Trammel; Fabrice Piu; Qiang Ye; Michael Christopher Scaife; Benedikt Vollrath; Sergio G. Duron; Luis A. Dellamary; Carl Lebel; Jeffrey P. Harris

Archive | 2009

Controlled release immunomodulator compositions and methods for the treatment of otic disorders

Jay Lichter; Andrew M. Trammel; Fabrice Piu; Qiang Ye; Luis A. Dellamary; Carl Lebel; Jeffrey P. Harris

Archive | 2009

Controlled release compositions for modulating free-radical induced damage and methods of use thereof

Jay Lichter; Andrew M. Trammel; Fabrice Piu; Qiang Ye; Michael Christopher Scaife; Benedikt Vollrath; Sergio G. Duron; Luis A. Dellamary; Carl Lebel; Jeffrey P. Harris

Archive | 2009

CONTROLLED RELEASE ION CHANNEL MODULATOR COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR THE TREATMENT OF OTIC DISORDERS

Jay Lichter; Benedikt Vollrath; Sergio G. Duron; Carl Lebel; Fabrice Piu; Qiang Ye; Luis A. Dellamary; Andrew M. Trammel; Michael Christopher Scaife; Jeffrey P. Harris

Archive | 2009

Controlled release cytotoxic agent compositions and methods for the treatment of otic disorders

Jay Lichter; Benedikt Vollrath; Sergio G. Duron; Carl Lebel; Fabrice Piu; Qiang Ye; Luis A. Dellamary; Andrew M. Trammel; Michael Christopher Scaife; Jeffrey P. Harris

Archive | 2009

Controlled release auris sensory cell modulator compositions and methods for the treatment of otic disorders

Jay Lichter; Benedikt Vollrath; Sergio G. Duron; Carl Lebel; Fabrice Piu; Qiang Ye; Luis A. Dellamary; Andrew M. Trammel; Michael Christopher Scaife; Jeffrey P. Harris

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Fabrice Piu

University of California

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Jay Lichter

University of California

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Jeffrey P. Harris

University of California

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Luis A. Dellamary

University of California

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Michael Christopher Scaife

University of California

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Qiang Ye

University of California

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Benedikt Vollrath

University of California

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Carl Lebel

Amgen

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Sergio G. Durón

Scripps Research Institute

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Sergio G. Duron

University of California

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