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Photosynthetic Bacteria‐Hitchhiking 2D iMXene‐mRNA Vaccine to Enable Photo‐Immunogene Cancer TherapyZhang et al., 2024
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- Zhang S
- Yu J
- Liu Y
- Xiong B
- Fang Y
- Zhu Y
- Li S
- Sun L
- Zhou B
- Sun Y
- Wang L
- Yue W
- Yin H
- Xu H
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- Advanced Science
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Therapeutic mRNA vaccines have become powerful therapeutic tools for severe diseases, including infectious diseases and malignant neoplasms. mRNA vaccines encoding tumor‐ associated antigens provide unprecedented hope for many immunotherapies that have hit …
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