An amphiphilic graft copolymer-based nanoparticle platform for reduction-responsive anticancer and antimalarial drug delivery.
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F. Diederich | A. Najer | C. Palivan | W. Meier | M. Witschel | Martin G. Nussbaumer | H. Beck | A. Schäfer | M. Rottmann | Dalin Wu | G. Schwertz | Anatol Schwab
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