Taking advantage of tailored electrostatics and complementary hydrogen bonding in the design of nanostructures for biomedical applications

Matthew T. Hunley, Afia S. Karikari, Matthew G. McKee, Brian D. Mather, John M. Layman, Ann R. Fornof, Timothy E. Long

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