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Can ultrasound enable efficient intracellular uptake of molecules? A retrospective literature review and analysis

Liu et al., 2012

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12504707083447281497
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Liu Y
Yan J
Prausnitz M
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Ultrasound in medicine & biology

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Most applications of therapeutic ultrasound (US) for intracellular delivery of drugs, proteins, DNA/RNA and other compounds would benefit from efficient uptake of these molecules into large numbers of cells without killing cells in the process. In this study we tested the …
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