Long-term storage and intradermal vaccination of tumor-derived exosomes via sugar microneedles for improving tumor immunotherapies
Sijia Mu(Tianjin University), Fengli Qu(Institute for Advanced Study), Hao Chang(Xidian University), Yanxin Tao(Tianjin University), Puxuan Zhao(Shanghai Jiao Tong University), Zhiming Li(University of Connecticut), Tingting Qian(Bengbu Medical College)
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