Nanoparticle behavior and stability in biological environments
Authors:
- Raquel MartínezRMRaquel Martínez
- María F. Navarro PoupardMPMaría F. Navarro Poupard
- Aitor ÁlvarezAÁAitor Álvarez
- Enrica SopranoESEnrica Soprano
- Martina MigliavaccaMMMartina Migliavacca
- Carolina Carrillo-CarriónCCCarolina Carrillo-Carrión
- Ester PoloEPEster Polo
- Beatriz PelazBPBeatriz Pelaz
- Pablo del PinoPPPablo del Pino
- 1 January 2020
- book chapter
- Published by Elsevier
- p. 5-18
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