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Biosafety and toxicity of nanomaterials for the management of drug and gene delivery

Shwetha et al., 2021

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13501461298161088191
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Shwetha V
Shruthi N
Pushpalatha
Deveswaran R
Anbu J
Vineeth Kumar K
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Bio-manufactured Nanomaterials: Perspectives and Promotion

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The field of nanotechnology has progressed rapidly over the past decade and has found interest and varied applications in the field of computing, electronics, biology and medicine. It has not only shown a promising impact on drug delivery and imaging techniques but also …
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