A shared N-terminal hydrophobic tail for the formation of nanoparticulates.

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A shared N-terminal hydrophobic tail for the formation of nanoparticulates.

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A shared N-terminal hydrophobic tail for the formation of nanoparticulates.

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A shared N-terminal hydrophobic tail for the formation of nanoparticulates.

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A shared N-terminal hydrophobic tail for the formation of nanoparticulates.

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A shared N-terminal hydrophobic tail for the formation of nanoparticulates.

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Hai Yu

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Kaihang Wang

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Minghua Zheng

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Ningshao Xia

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Qingbing Zheng

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Qingshan Lin

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Qiong Li

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Qiyang Hong

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Shaowei Li

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Tingting Li

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10.2217/NNM-2016-0146

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