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Editorial

What is the Potential of syndecan-4-targeted Novel Delivery technologies?

Laszlo Szilak1 Institute of Biology University of West Hungary Savaria University Centre Szombathely Hungary and CEO Szilak Laboratories [email protected]
,
Tamas Letoha2 Pharmacoidea LtdSzegedHungary
&
Bettina Ughy3 Biological Research Centre HASSzegedHungary
Pages 1479-1481 | Published online: 05 Dec 2013

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Patent

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