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Metal-organic frameworks: A novel platform for combined advanced therapies

Rojas et al., 2019

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1830271448993662620
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Rojas S
Arenas-Vivo A
Horcajada P
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Coordination Chemistry Reviews

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Different strategies have been developed to overcome limitations of traditional pharmacological treatments (biodegradation, low specificity, toxicity, side effects). Remarkably, the use of nanoplatforms as Drug Delivery Systems (DDS) to control the dose …
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