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Abdelrahman Tageldin1, Mohammed A Gafar2, Eman A Ismail3

  • 1Discipline of Pharmaceutical Sciences, College of Health Sciences, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Private Bag X54001 Durban, South Africa.

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この研究は,細菌性セプシス治療のための新しいナノキャリアを提示しています. バイオミテックハイブリッドの脂質ポリマーナノキャリアはADAM10を標的にし,毒素を除去し,浸血症環境への反応としてバンコマイシンを放出し,結果を改善します.

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