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Nanoparticle-based carriers liposome

Cytoplasmic drug release using liposomes [170-172], polymer-drug conjugates [173-176], and micellar nanoparticles [99, 100, 177-180] have been shown to bypass the P-gp-based mnltidrug resistance, probably becanse cells take np drugs in the carriers via endocytosis rather than diffnsion throngh the cell membrane, where P-gp is located. [Pg.196]

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