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Development of novel hybrid structures for fast dissolution of hydrophobic drugs
Nanomaterials have proven to be highly effective in the design and development of biomedicine. Complementary nanostructured hybrid particles show great promise in drug delivery applications. By improving functionalization, the physicochemical properties of the particles can be enhanced resulting in
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