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A Novel Nano-Micro Composite Approach to Vaccine Delivery

The Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Process Engineering (IPE) researchers have developed a novel vaccination delivery strategy called “nano-micro composite.” Using nano-micro composite multilevel structures, they have created a single-dose, dry powder, inhalable vaccine platform based on this concept.

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Chinese Scientists Make Inhalable Dry Powder COVID-19 Vaccine

Chinese Scientists Make Inhalable Dry Powder COVID-19 Vaccine
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Puff of Protection: China s Major Leap in Inhalable Vaccine Technology – FocusTechnica

Puff of Protection: China s Major Leap in Inhalable Vaccine Technology – FocusTechnica
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Novel Ferritin-Based Nanomedicine Effective in Leukemia Treatment

A novel ferritin (Fn)-based nanomedicine has been shown to be an efficient therapy against various types of human leukemia.

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