Ferrous nutritional metal-organic framework as food fortificant
Authors:
- Xin YangXYXin Yang
- Linzixuan ZhangLZLinzixuan Zhang
- Fangzheng ChenFCFangzheng Chen
- Wenhao GaoWGWenhao Gao
- Zhiling ZhengZZZhiling Zheng
- Tian WangTWTian Wang
- Erika Yan WangEWErika Yan Wang
- Behnaz EshaghiBEBehnaz Eshaghi
- Sydney MacDonaldSMSydney MacDonald
- Robert LangerRLRobert Langer
- Ana JaklenecAJAna Jaklenec
Abstract
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- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology Abdul Latif Jameel Water & Food Systems Lab
- Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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