Han et al., 2020 - Google Patents
Beyond blocking: engineering RNAi-mediated targeted immune checkpoint nanoblocker enables T-cell-independent cancer treatmentHan et al., 2020
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- Han X
- Wang L
- Li T
- Zhang J
- Zhang D
- Li J
- Xia Y
- Liu Y
- Tan W
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- ACS nano
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The emergence of immune checkpoint blockade to activate host T cells to attack tumor cells has revolutionized the cancer treatment landscape over the past decade. However, sustained response has only been achieved in a small proportion of patients. This can be …
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