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Ligand-switchable nanoparticles resembling viral surface for sequential drug delivery and improved oral insulin therapy

Medicine and Health

Ligand-switchable nanoparticles resembling viral surface for sequential drug delivery and improved oral insulin therapy

T. Yang, A. Wang, et al.

Discover how innovative ligand-switchable nanoparticles can revolutionize drug delivery! This research by Tiantian Yang and colleagues reveals how pH-responsive nanoparticles effectively navigate the intestinal barrier and target the liver, significantly improving glucose control in diabetic rats.... show more
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