Concomitant blockade of A2AR and CTLA‐4 by siRNA‐loaded polyethylene glycol‐chitosan‐alginate nanoparticles synergistically enhances antitumor T‐cell responses
Mitra Ghasemi‐Chaleshtari(Babol University of Medical Sciences), Farhad Jadidi‐Niaragh(Tabriz University of Medical Sciences), Ali Masjedi(Tabriz University of Medical Sciences), Mohammad Javad Ghaderi Sede(Tehran University of Medical Sciences), Fatemeh Atyabi(Tehran University of Medical Sciences), Afshin Namdar(University of Alberta), Armin Ahmadi(University of Alabama in Huntsville), Mahzad Irandoust(Tabriz University of Medical Sciences), Ghasem Ghalamfarsa(Yasuj University of Medical Sciences), Mohsen Nabi‐Afjadi(Tarbiat Modares University), Sepideh Ghani(Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences), Seyed Hossein Kiaie(Tabriz University of Medical Sciences), Mohammad Hojjat‐Farsangi(Karolinska University Hospital), Hadi Hassannia(Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences), Nasimeh Aghaei Vanda(Tabriz University of Medical Sciences), Hadis Karami(Isfahan University of Technology)
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