Glucose is a key driver for GLUT1-mediated nanoparticles internalization in breast cancer cells
Leonardo Venturelli(AREA Science Park), Dan Cojoc(AREA Science Park), Giuseppe Gianfranceschi(University of Udine), G. Scoles(University of Udine), Matteo Turetta(University of Udine), Lisa Vaccari(Elettra-Sincrotrone Trieste S.C.p.A.), Daniela Cesselli(University of Udine), Giovanna Coceano(Science for Life Laboratory), Michela Bulfoni(University of Udine), Simone Dal Zilio(AREA Science Park), Fabio Del Ben(University of Udine), Silvia Nappini(AREA Science Park)
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