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Prolonged blood circulation and enhanced tumor penetration of biomimetic magnetic nanoemulsion for improved magnetic hyperthermia in combination with …Wang et al., 2024
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- Wang S
- Jiang Y
- Qian Z
- Ren L
- Wang J
- Liu Y
- Li Y
- Li J
- Qu K
- Wang F
- Wu H
- Yang F
- Zhang Y
- Gao Y
- Wang L
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- Chemical Engineering Journal
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The low delivery efficiency of magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) to tumors via intravenous injection greatly limited the therapeutic efficacy of magnetic hyperthermia therapy (MHT) against tumor due to the short blood circulation and poor tumor penetration of MNPs. Here …
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