Protein transfer-mediated surface engineering to adjuvantate virus-like nanoparticles for enhanced anti-viral immune responses.

Protein transfer-mediated surface engineering to adjuvantate virus-like nanoparticles for enhanced anti-viral immune responses.
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10.1016/j.nano.2015.02.008
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2015-07
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Nanomedicine : nanotechnology, biology, and medicine
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Selvaraj P
Selvaraj P
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Patel JM;Kim MC;Vartabedian VF;Lee YN;He S;Song JM;Choi HJ;Yamanaka S;Amaram N;Lukacher A;Montemagno CD;Compans RW;Kang SM;Selvaraj P

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