Protein corona significantly reduces active targeting yield.
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Jianjun Cheng | Morteza Mahmoudi | Vahid Mirshafiee | Kaiyan Lou | M. Mahmoudi | Jianjun Cheng | Kaiyan Lou | Vahid Mirshafiee | M. Kraft | Mary L Kraft
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