Artificial bacterial flagella functionalized with temperature-sensitive liposomes for controlled release
Authors:
- Famin QiuFQFamin Qiu
- Rami MhannaRMRami Mhanna
- Li ZhangLi Zhang
- Yun DingYDYun Ding
- Satoshi FujitaSFSatoshi Fujita
- Bradley J. NelsonBNBradley J. Nelson
- 1 June 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical
- Vol. 196, 676-681
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Swiss National Science Foundation (200021-130069)
- National Natural Science Funds of China (61305124)
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