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Self assembly of amphiphilic (PEG) 3-PLA copolymer as polymersomes: preparation, characterization, and their evaluation as drug carrier

Jain et al., 2010

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9663610213780804102
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Jain J
Kumar N
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Biomacromolecules

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(PEG) 3-PLA copolymer has been explored for the formation of polymersomes. For this, three chains of methoxy-PEG1100 were directly attached to citric acid by esterification.(Methoxy-PEG1100) 3-citrate was then reacted at its hydroxyl terminal with …
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