Polytyrosine nanoparticles enable ultra-high loading of doxorubicin and rapid enzyme-responsive drug release
Xiaolei Gu(Soochow University), Zhiyuan Zhong(Soochow University), Min Qiu(Kunming Institute of Botany), Chao Deng(Jiangnan University), Liang Cheng(Soochow University), Jian Zhang(Northwestern Polytechnical University), Huanli Sun(Soochow University)
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