Nanovesicles of cholesterol-free enable malignant tumor-specific magnetic resonance imaging
<p>There are many patents for magnetic nanoparticles as tumor magnetic resonance imaging enhancers, but the gadolinium complexes commonly used in the clinic are difficult to target the diseased tissues, while nanoliposomes are ideal carriers for anti-tumor drugs. Owing to that the commonly use...
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Main Authors: | Zhilin Zhang (Author), Guochao Nie (Author), Yunting Deng (Author), Lonli Song (Author), Wangqiang Wei (Author), Huali Li (Author), Mengfei Lu (Author), Dongxian Qin (Author), Yulin Yan (Author) |
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Journal of Clinical Microbiology and Biochemical Technology - Peertechz Publications,
2021-02-10.
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