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This is what you asked: "- if not oil, what is it in Depot injection that gives slower release into the blood " And the answer is "it is not the medium but the route." An IM administration is slow release - in comparison to an intravenous administration

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In Arabidopsis thaliana, an arsenic sensitive non-hyperaccumulating plant, arsenite is transferred to the vacuole, as a phytochelatin adduct via two paralogous ABCC-type transporters (AtABCC1 and AtABCC2) [9]

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