Ex vivo and in vivo capture and deactivation of circulating tumor cells by dual-antibody-coated nanomaterials.

Ex vivo and in vivo capture and deactivation of circulating tumor cells by dual-antibody-coated nanomaterials.
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10.1016/j.jconrel.2015.04.036
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2015-07
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Journal of controlled release : official journal of the Controlled Release Society
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Jingjing Xie;Yu Gao;Rongli Zhao;P. Sinko;S. Gu;Jichuang Wang;Yuanfang Li;Yusheng Lu;Suhong Yu-Suhong
Jingjing Xie;Yu Gao;Rongli Zhao;P. Sinko;S. Gu;Jichuang Wang;Yuanfang Li;Yusheng Lu;Suhong Yu-Suhong
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作者:
Jingjing Xie;Yu Gao;Rongli Zhao;P. Sinko;S. Gu;Jichuang Wang;Yuanfang Li;Yusheng Lu;Suhong Yu-Suhong

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