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Tumor microenvironment responsive drug‐dye‐peptide nanoassembly for enhanced tumor‐targeting, penetration, and photo‐chemo‐immunotherapy

Peng et al., 2019

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8839727126436054204
Author
Peng J
Yang Q
Xiao Y
Shi K
Liu Q
Hao Y
Yang F
Han R
Qian Z
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Advanced Functional Materials

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Nanomedicine constructed by therapeutics has unique and irreplaceable advantages in biomedical applications, especially in drug delivery for cancer therapy. The strategy, however, used to construct the therapeutics‐based nanomedicines with tumor …
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