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We will employ two different types of stimuli-sensitive nanocarriers, either temperature-sensitive liposomes (TSL)1)2) or ultrasound-sensitive liposomes (USL)3), which can release the therapeutic cargo based on different underlying mechanisms of bilayer destabilization
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