Co-delivery of doxorubicin and pheophorbide A by pluronic F127 micelles for chemo-photodynamic combination therapy of melanoma.

Co-delivery of doxorubicin and pheophorbide A by pluronic F127 micelles for chemo-photodynamic combination therapy of melanoma.
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10.1039/c7tb03179c
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2018-05
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Journal of materials chemistry. B
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Chuangnian Zhang;Jimin Zhang;Yibo Qin;Huijuan Song;Pingsheng Huang;Weiwei Wang;Chun Wang;Chen Li-Che
Chuangnian Zhang;Jimin Zhang;Yibo Qin;Huijuan Song;Pingsheng Huang;Weiwei Wang;Chun Wang;Chen Li-Che
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Chuangnian Zhang;Jimin Zhang;Yibo Qin;Huijuan Song;Pingsheng Huang;Weiwei Wang;Chun Wang;Chen Li-Che

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