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Detailing the Modular Synthesis, Phase Behavior, and Application of Peptide Hybridized Poly (Amidoamine) Dendrimers (DendriPeps)Smith, 2021
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The past three decades have witnessed an exponential increase in the structural diversity and applications of dendrimers, spanning across drug delivery and diagnostics, protein and enzyme mimicry, solubility enhancement, coatings, light-harvesting, and catalysis. The …
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