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Modeling Nanocarrier Transport across a 3D In Vitro Human Blood-Brain–Barrier Microvasculature
Abstract Polymer nanoparticles (NPs), due to their small size and surface functionalization potential have demonstrated effective drug transport across the blood–brain–barrier (BBB). Currently, the lack of in vitro BBB models that closely recapitulate complex human brain microenvironments contribute
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