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Microglia-Targeted PAMAM Dendrimers for Nucleic Acid Delivery in Brain Injury Application
Of all injury types, brain injuries are the most likely to result in permanent disabilities or even death. A key driver of the chronic symptoms of brain injuries is the persistent activation of microglia, or the resident immune cells of the central nervous system, which triggers prolonged neurodegen
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