MEDICAL APPLICATIONS OF BACTERIAL VIRUS-BASED AND VIRUS-LIKE NANOPARTICLES
Анотація
The latest development in nanoscale engineering drastically increased the diversity of methods in medical diagnosis and treatment. The major role in the implementation of recent innovations belongs to viruses. These supermolecular structures possess unique properties, such as high stability, susceptibility to surface engineering of their capsids, innate biocompatibility, and an enormous range of shapes and sizes, which allow them to perform more precise and diverse functions than synthetically programmed nanomaterials.
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