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Chitosan hybrid microgels for oral drug delivery

Pellá et al., 2020

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5550344510133842507
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Pellá M
Simão A
Lima-Tenório M
Tenório-Neto E
Scariot D
Nakamura C
Rubira A
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Carbohydrate polymers

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In the present work, hybrid microgels based on chitosan and SiO 2 nanoparticles (NPs) were synthesized. Both chitosan and the SiO 2 NPs were submitted to chemical modification reactions to having vinyl groups incorporated into their structures. The microgels were …
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