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Abstract Herein, we reported a tumor cell-targeting aptamer-nano-train to deliver paclitaxel(PTX) and combretastatin A4(CA4) at a predefined ratio to cancer cells based on DNA nanotechnology. Such a drug-carrying aptamer-nano-train(aptamer-NT-PTX/CA4) was prepared via self-assembly of two DNA hairpi...
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