Bacteria-inspired transformable nanoparticle targets and covers residual tumor against bladder cancer recurrence
Jiaqi Wang(Institute of Theoretical Physics), Wanhai Xu(Harbin Medical University), Kai Yue(University of Science and Technology Beijing), Xiu‐Hai Wu(National Center for Nanoscience and Technology), Da‐Yong Hou(Harbin Medical University), Peng Wu(Capital Medical University), Ya-Qiong Yan(National Center for Nanoscience and Technology), Lei Wang(Tang Hospital), Ziqi Wang(Central South University), Hao Wang(East China University of Technology), Pei‐Pei Yang(National Center for Nanoscience and Technology), Ting Xiao(Southwest Medical University)
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