Anaerobic bacteria mediated ‘smart missile’ targeting tumor hypoxic area enhances the therapeutic outcome of lung cancer
Authors:
- Yue LiYLYue Li
- Qingqing LengQLQingqing Leng
- Yan ZhangYZYan Zhang
- Sheng LinSLSheng Lin
- Qinglian WenQWQinglian Wen
- Yun LuYLYun Lu
- Kang XiongKXKang Xiong
- Huan ShiHSHuan Shi
- Yanlin LiuYLYanlin Liu
- Susu XiaoSXSusu Xiao
- Ling ZhaoLZLing Zhao
- Jingbo WuJWJingbo Wu
- 1 March 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Chemical Engineering Journal
- Vol. 438
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