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Siyu Chen1, Lanping Zhang2, Ying Yue1

  • 1The Seventh Affiliated Hospital of Xinjiang Medical University, Xinjiang, China.

Colloids and surfaces. B, Biointerfaces
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ストロンチウム,マンガネス,ルーチン水素を用いた新しいナノ粒子療法が 血脳障壁を通過し 炎症を軽減し 脳細胞を保護することで 血性脳卒中を効果的に治療します

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二金属フェノールネットワーク発血性脳卒中ROS スキャビング炎症を軽減する血管の正常化

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