Seeing is believing: Efficiency evaluation of multifunctional ionic-dependent AIEgens for tuberculosis

Xueni Huang; Chengshengze Chu; Chunzi Shi; Jiulong Zhang; Bo Yan; Fei Shan; Dong Wang; Yuxin Shi; Chen Peng; Ben Zhong Tang

doi:10.1016/j.biomaterials.2023.122301

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Seeing is believing: Efficiency evaluation of multifunctional ionic-dependent AIEgens for tuberculosis

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