journal article·2024-02

One-component lipidic bicontinuous nanospheres as a smart drug loading platform to eradicate candida biofilms in oral and vaginal infection

Yin-Zi Piao, Linzhu Su, Xiaoli Hu, Wei He, Xiaowen Hu, Calvin Andeve Omolo, Thirumala Govender, Huaping Li, Haodan Xue, Yicen Ge, Yong Liu, Linqi Shi, Yuanfeng Li

Nano Today· Volume 54
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