Continuously manufactured magnetic polymersomes--a versatile tool (not only) for targeted cancer therapy.
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Raphael Thiermann | Michael Maskos | M. House | T. S. St. Pierre | U. Häfeli | M. Maskos | R. Bleul | Timothy G St Pierre | Regina Bleul | Gernot U Marten | Michael J House | Urs O Häfeli | Raphael Thiermann | G. Marten | R. Thiermann
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