Polypeptide-engineered DNA tetrahedrons for targeting treatment of colorectal cancer via apoptosis and autophagy.
@article{Zhang2019PolypeptideengineeredDT, title={Polypeptide-engineered DNA tetrahedrons for targeting treatment of colorectal cancer via apoptosis and autophagy.}, author={Nan Zhang and Yanan Yang and Ziyi Wang and Jing Yang and Xiao Chu and Jin Liu and Yongxing Zhao}, journal={Journal of controlled release : official journal of the Controlled Release Society}, year={2019} }
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