Amphiphilic Block Copolymers Containing Benzenesulfonyl Azide Groups as Visible Light-Responsive Drug Carriers for Image-Guided Delivery
Lei Luo(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jin Geng(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Shanmeng Lin(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Qi Xing(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yichuan Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Meng Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Fei Liu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhiying Li(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Shiling Zhang(China National Petroleum Corporation (China)), Siyuan Yue(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jinyan Luo(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Liang Wang(Institute of Automation), Mohamed Abdelrahim(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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