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Ultrasonic assisted layer-by-layer assembly for stable nanocolloids of Curcumin and Paclitaxel
Researchers have been trying to fight cancer with synthesis of new bioactive compounds but many of these novel drugs have low solubility in water and it is difficult to deliver them into a patient's body. One way of solving this particular problem is to use nanoscale drug delivery systems. In this d
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