Li et al., 2016 - Google Patents
Drug binding rate regulates the properties of polysaccharide prodrugsLi et al., 2016
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- 17628205686749729632
- Author
- Li D
- Ding J
- Zhuang X
- Chen L
- Chen X
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- Publication venue
- Journal of Materials Chemistry B
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Three intracellular acid-degradable hydroxyethyl starch–doxorubicin (HESDOX) prodrugs with different drug binding rates (DBRs) were synthesized through the conjugation of oxidized HES and DOX with a pH-responsive Schiff base bond. The DBRs of HESDOX …
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