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Improving delivery of nanoparticles to tissue endothelium by Erythrocyte Hitchhiking
Nanoparticles have become integral part of designing drug delivery systems for efficient cargo loading and targeted delivery. However, their complete therapeutic potential seems far from being completely achieved. This happens because of the biological barriers that impede the delivery of nanopartic
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