HPMA based macromolecular therapeutics: internalization, intracellular pathway and cell death depend on the character of covalent bond between the drug and the peptidic spacer and also on spacer composition (Q40210611)

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scientific article published on July 2006

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English	HPMA based macromolecular therapeutics: internalization, intracellular pathway and cell death depend on the character of covalent bond between the drug and the peptidic spacer and also on spacer composition	scientific article published on July 2006

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HPMA based macromolecular therapeutics: internalization, intracellular pathway and cell death depend on the character of covalent bond between the drug and the peptidic spacer and also on spacer composition (English)

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Ondrej Hovorka

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Tomás Etrych

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Vladimír Subr

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Jirí Strohalm

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Karel Ulbrich

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Blanka Ríhová

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1 July 2006

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Journal of Drug Targeting

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