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    • Non-conventional particle shapes improve circulation time and cellular interactions.
    • Compartmentalized particles offer controlled release and multi-agent delivery.
    • Engineered particles show potential for theranostic applications.

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    • Particle shape and compartmentalization are key factors in optimizing particulate systems.
    • Advanced particulate systems promise improved therapeutic outcomes and patient compliance.
    • Future applications include simultaneous diagnosis and treatment through complex particle designs.