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Fig 1.

Fabrication process sketch for TPMA.

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Fig 2.

Solid-state sintering process curve for TPMA.

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Fig 3.

Setup for penetration performance test of TPMA.

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Fig 4.

In vitro permeation studies using vertical Franz diffusion cells via (a) punctured rabbit skin, (b) TPMA with punctured rabbit skin, and (c) untreated rabbit skin.

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Fig 5.

The morphology of: (a-d) TMA green body and (e-h) TPMA.

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Fig 6.

The element content of TPMA analyzed by EDS.

(a-b) Elements at the surface of micro-needle and (c-d) elements on the base.

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Table 1.

TPMA element content tested by EDS at the surface of the micro-needle and base.

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Fig 7.

The relationship between the resistance force and impendence during the TPMA compression process.

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Fig 8.

(a) The rabbit skin punctured by TPMA with Rhodamine B and (b) the drug diffusion fluorescence image of punctured skin slices at different depth.

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Fig 9.

In vitro cumulative permeated amount of calcein across TPMA with punctured skin, punctured skin, and untreated skin.

The results are expressed as the mean ± standard deviation of three experiments.

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