Chen et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Nanotechnology based gas delivery system: a “green” strategy for cancer diagnosis and treatmentChen et al., 2024
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- Chen M
- Xu T
- Song L
- Sun T
- Xu Z
- Zhao Y
- Du P
- Xiong L
- Yang Z
- Jing J
- Shi H
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- Theranostics
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Gas therapy, a burgeoning clinical treatment modality, has garnered widespread attention to treat a variety of pathologies in recent years. The advent of nanoscale gas drug therapy represents a novel therapeutic strategy, particularly demonstrating immense potential in the …
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