Incorporation of lipid vesicles by mammalian cells provides a potential method for modifying cell behaviour
Authors:
- D. PapahadjopoulosDPD. Papahadjopoulos
- E. MayhewEME. Mayhew
- G. PosteGPG. Poste
- S. SmithSSS. Smith
- W. J. VailWVW. J. Vail
- 1 November 1974
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in Nature
- Vol. 252 (5479) , 163-166
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