Gene delivery using a derivative of the protein transduction domain peptide, K-Antp.
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Sang-Hyun Min | In Young Park | Dong Min Kim | Jiang Ge | Young Il Yeom | Y. Yeom | Jiang Ge | Sang-Hyun Min | Dong Min Kim | Dong Chul Lee | K. Park | Mi Na Kim | I. Park | Ji-Sook Hwang | C. Cho | Kyung Chan Park | Dong Chul Lee | Ji-Sook Hwang | Cheong-Weon Cho | Sang‐Hyun Min
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