Cyclic Peptides KS-133 and KS-487 Multifunctionalized Nanoparticles Enable Efficient Brain Targeting for Treating Schizophrenia
Kotaro Sakamoto(Ichimaru Pharcos (Japan)), Eijiro Miyako(Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology), Mei Yamada(The University of Osaka), Takatsugu Hirokawa(University of Tsukuba), S Asano(Hiroshima University), Ami Ono(Hiroshima University), Tatsunori Miyaoka(The University of Osaka), Lu Chen(The University of Osaka), Kotaro Tanimoto(Hiroshima University), Rei Yokoyama(The University of Osaka), Shinsaku Nakagawa(Osaka University of Pharmaceutical Sciences), Rika Ishimura(The University of Osaka), Seigo Iwata(Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology), Yukio Ago(Hiroshima University), Kaiga Katahira(The University of Osaka), Zihao Jin(University of Hong Kong)
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