Potential blockade of the human voltage-dependent anion channel by MoS2 nanoflakes.

Potential blockade of the human voltage-dependent anion channel by MoS2 nanoflakes.
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10.1039/c9cp00195f
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2019-05
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Physical chemistry chemical physics : PCCP
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Zonglin Gu;Wei Song;Shengtang Liu;Baoyu Li;L. Plant;Xuanyu Meng
Zonglin Gu;Wei Song;Shengtang Liu;Baoyu Li;L. Plant;Xuanyu Meng
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Zonglin Gu;Wei Song;Shengtang Liu;Baoyu Li;L. Plant;Xuanyu Meng

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