Neuroprotection by chitosan nanoparticles in oxidative stress-mediated injury.

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Neuroprotection by chitosan nanoparticles in oxidative stress-mediated injury.

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Neuroprotection by chitosan nanoparticles in oxidative stress-mediated injury.

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Bojun Chen

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Jianming Li

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Richard Ben Borgens

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10.1186/S13104-018-3162-7

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