蛋白质-纳米粒子结合数据的多变量分析揭示了纳米粒子材料对软冠状病毒形成的选择性影响

Susannah Emily Cornwell1, Sarah Ogechukwu Okocha1, Enrico Ferrari1

  • 1Department of Life Sciences, University of Lincoln, Lincolnshire, Lincoln LN6 7TS, UK.

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概括

纳米粒子材料,而不是蛋白质类型,显著影响软蛋白质冠状. 了解这种冠状病毒对于开发有效的纳米药物至关重要.

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