Self-Immolative nanoparticles for stimuli-triggered activation, covalent trapping and accumulation of in situ generated small molecule theranostic fragments

Self-Immolative nanoparticles for stimuli-triggered activation, covalent trapping and accumulation of in situ generated small molecule theranostic fragments
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用于刺激触发激活、共价捕获和原位生成小分子治疗片段积累的自焚纳米颗粒

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10.1016/j.giant.2020.100012
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2020-03-01
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7
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Liu, Shiyong
Liu, Shiyong
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作者:
Ding, Zexuan;Cen, Jie;Liu, Shiyong

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