journal article·2024-08

Nanosynergist-engineered oncolytic adenovirus enhancing immune-virotherapy efficacy for glioblastoma via interrupting antiviral responses

Jinliang Xu, Xiaoxiao Liu, Junqiang Ding, Hanchang Zhang, Tingting Yao, Sha Li, Rong Yang, Nianhui Yu, Qi Yue, Changyou Zhan, Xihui Gao

Nano Today· Volume 57
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