Synergy in Nanomedicine: What It Is Not, and What It Might Be.
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Abstract
Interactions between nanoformulations delivering two or more drugs-or a drug and some other therapeutic modality-are often described as synergistic. In fact, synergy is a specific term of art, with important therapeutic implications. The term is often misused in the nanoscience literature. Here we discuss what synergy is and an approach to demonstrating it rigorously.
Medical subject headings
- Nanomedicine