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Silk : a biopolymer for engineering nanoparticles

2019-01-01

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Silk from Bombyx mori has a robust clinical track record for load bearing applications. It was hypothesized that the biopolymer silk would also have the potential to generate nanoparticles. Therefore, the aim of this thesis was to manufacture and assess these silk nanoparticles for drug delivery. First, silk nanoparticles were produced from aqueous silk stock by nanoprecipitation. The resulting nanoparticles were...

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c49663a8-ca7d-5fef-a860-f5f41d7f0faa
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10.48730/ke77-4m21
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