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Due to barriers impeding intratumoral transport of anticancer drugs into the nucleus, this study aims to investigate the effects of EMF on anticancer drug delivery. The study showed that the nanodelivery enhances antitumoral activity of intractable tumors for breast and pancreatic cancer with poor permeability.
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[‘Xiaoli Liu’, ‘Yifan Zhang’, ‘Yu Guo’, ‘Wangbo Jiao’, ‘Xiao Gao’, ‘Wee Siang Vincent Lee’, ‘Yanyun Wang’, ‘Xia Deng’, ‘Yuan He’, ‘Ju Jiao’, ‘Ce Zhang’, ‘Guoqing Hu’, ‘Xingâ?Jie Liang’, ‘Haiming Fan’]
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34279055
PMCID
PMC8456207
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PEMF/EMF/RF/LT
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Keywords Listed
cancer therapy, electromagnetic field, intratumoral drug delivery, magnetic vortex nanovehicles, programmable magnetoresponsive activity
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cancer, tumor, drugs, breast cancer, pancreatic cancer, human, rat
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