Light responsive hybrid nanofibres for on-demand therapeutic drug and cell delivery.

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Light responsive hybrid nanofibres for on-demand therapeutic drug and cell delivery.

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Light responsive hybrid nanofibres for on-demand therapeutic drug and cell delivery.

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Light responsive hybrid nanofibres for on-demand therapeutic drug and cell delivery.

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Light responsive hybrid nanofibres for on-demand therapeutic drug and cell delivery.

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Chunying Chen

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Jie Song

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Jing Wang

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Menglin Chen

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Peter Slemming-Adamsen

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Xueqin Wang

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Yan-Fang Li

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Ying Yu

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10.1002/TERM.2169

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Mingdong Dong

Flemming Besenbacher

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2016-05-31T00:00:00Z

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