Targeting the IL-17 receptor using liposomal spherical nucleic acids as topical therapy for psoriasis.
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A. Paller | Haoming Liu | Weston L. Daniel | D. Giljohann | Bart R. Anderson | S. Nallagatla | Andrew C. Schook | R. Kang | K. Bagnowski | S. Radecki | J. Yu | R. Agarwal | Sara Radecki | Andrew Schook
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