journal article·2023-06

HSC-targeted delivery of shRNA-TGFβ1 by vitamin A-functionalized polyaminoglycoside for hepatic fibrosis therapy

Tong Wu, Yu Qi, Chen Xu, Dandan Sui, Fu-Jian Xu

Nano Today· Volume 50
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