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Bioreducible polymers with crosslinked structure and fluorinated arginine-functionalization for gene delivery systems

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' Bioreducible polymers with crosslinked structure and fluorinated arginine-functionalization for gene delivery systems' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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  • 화학공학과 관련공학
  • arginine
  • bioreducible polymer
  • cellular uptake
  • crosslinking
  • fluorination
  • gene delivery
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