Recent advances on drug delivery nanoplatforms for the treatment of autoimmune inflammatory diseases

Abstract

As one of the current research hotspots, drug release nanoplatforms have great potential in the treatment of autoimmune inflammatory diseases. At present, most of the drugs used in clinic do...

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