Transporting via Neutrophil as a Key Mechanism for Nanoparticle Redistribution to Tumor and Spleen
Sijie Wang(Zhejiang University), Jian You(Jinhua Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Xu Liu(Zhejiang University), Pang Mei(Zhejiang University), Jian Liu(Zhejiang University), Junlei Zhang(Northwestern Polytechnical University), Xiaoqi Zhao(Zhejiang University), Lihua Luo(The Central Hospital of Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture), Xuemeng Guo(Zhejiang University), Jiaxin Huang(Chongqing Normal University), Huan‐Li Zhou(Zhejiang University), Zhaolei Jin(Zhejiang University), Junchao Qian(Anhui Medical University), Ying Zhu(Guangxi University), Jiapeng Mao(Zhejiang University), Zhenyu Luo(Wuhan University)
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