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Multi‐Functional nanoparticles for controlled enzyme delivery
Nanomaterials hold great potential for directing molecules through fluids to specific sites. A diversity of nano-objects, such as liposomes, polymers or nanoparticles have indeed been explored as nanovehicles (NVs). Among these, inorganic-based NVs are particularly advantageous due to their low cost
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