Li et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Engineered nanoscale vanadium metallodrugs for robust tumor‐specific imaging and therapyLi et al., 2021
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- Li S
- Chen Y
- Zhu W
- Yang W
- Chen Z
- Song J
- Song X
- Chen X
- Yang H
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- Advanced Functional Materials
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Therapeutic metallodrugs have gained substantial success in cancer treatment and also motivate the active exploration of metallodrugs for cancer theranostics. However, it remains a challenge to engineer metallodrugs with desired therapy efficacy and safety because of …
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