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44 4.1 INTRODUCTION The recent deve
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46 (Gly-Phe-Leu-Gly) was developed.
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48 charged generation 5 PAMAM dendr
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50 Using a mannosylated cholesterol
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60 Targeting species Therapeutic 5.
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62 QD+NLS 70kD Dextran Merge QD+MLS
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64 (a) (b) Peptide Peptide Peptide
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66 (e.g., glycans, lipids, oligonuc
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110 a nanomaterial. AFM uses a nano
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112 In addition to size, the shape
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116 concentration-dependent changes
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118 limits cellular uptake, resulti
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128 7.5.2 IMMUNOGENICITY This issue
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206 11.3.2 MR IMAGING OF A PARAMAGN
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208 FIGURE 11.6 Coronal MR slice im
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210 strong enhancement in the heart
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216 Research in the past decade has
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218 While the majority of work on t
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220 12.4.2.1 Integrins as Targets f
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224 are lectin-carbohydrate, ligand
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226 H1299 cells was significantly i
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328 The amphiphilic or polar nature
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330 of paclitaxel-loaded micelles.
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338 foreign bodies present within t
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340 PEG-b-PDLLA copolymers. Therefo
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342 For in vivo delivery, the LCST
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388 Hydrophilic block Single polyme
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394 N O NH2 Nicotinamide Sodium nic
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402 The loading content of paclitax
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410 bioavailability, certain clinic
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422 the process of chemotherapy. De
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480 O HN O O O O N O H H O H H OH O
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490 25.2 DRUG DELIVERY 25.2.1 INTRO
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496 H 2 N H 2 N N H O H N 2 N H NH
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