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A new strategy for TiO 2 whiskers mediated multi-mode cancer treatmentXu et al., 2015
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- Xu P
- Wang R
- Ouyang J
- Chen B
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- Nanoscale research letters
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Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) which functions as chemotherapeutic or adjuvantly chemotherapeutic agents has been drawing a great many eyeballs for its easy obtain and significant antitumor effects accompanied with less toxic and side effects. PDT …
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