Coating of PLA-nanoparticles with cyclic, arginine-rich cell penetrating peptides enables oral delivery of liraglutide.

Coating of PLA-nanoparticles with cyclic, arginine-rich cell penetrating peptides enables oral delivery of liraglutide.
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10.1016/j.nano.2019.102132
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2019-11
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Nanomedicine : nanotechnology, biology, and medicine
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P. Uhl;C. Grundmann;M. Sauter;P. Storck;A. Tursch;S. Özbek;K. Leotta;R. Roth;D. Witzigmann;J. Kulkarni;V. Fidelj;C. Kleist;P. Cullis;G. Fricker;W. Mier
P. Uhl;C. Grundmann;M. Sauter;P. Storck;A. Tursch;S. Özbek;K. Leotta;R. Roth;D. Witzigmann;J. Kulkarni;V. Fidelj;C. Kleist;P. Cullis;G. Fricker;W. Mier
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P. Uhl;C. Grundmann;M. Sauter;P. Storck;A. Tursch;S. Özbek;K. Leotta;R. Roth;D. Witzigmann;J. Kulkarni;V. Fidelj;C. Kleist;P. Cullis;G. Fricker;W. Mier

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