Dendrimers Branch out
Once considered little more than curiosities, these treelike molecules bear fruit with pharmaceutical, biotech, and polymer science applications
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June 13, 2005 Cover
Volume 83, Issue 24
Once considered little more than curiosities, these treelike molecules bear fruit with pharmaceutical, biotech, and polymer science applications
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