Jin, Yi

Li, Bo

Li, Zhen

Shen, Haijun

Shen, Song

Wang, Xinshi

Xie, Meng

Xu, Hui

Yao, Mingfei

International Journal of Nanomedicine

English

PubMed

Yi Jin

null Li

null Xie

null Yao

null Qiu

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Bypassing multidrug resistance in human breast cancer cells with lipid/polymer particle assemblies

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