Research context
The associated research paper is Donor Substitution Engineering of Hemicyanine Nanoparticles to Reprogram the Tumor Microenvironment and Enhance Fn14-Targeted BiTE for Glioblastoma Photoimmunotherapy. in ADVANCED FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS. Use the linked publication for the authors’ findings, methods and limitations. The composition notes below describe the archived artwork.
Visual structure
An upper assembly sequence connects to two labeled delivery stages and a vessel. A larger cell on the right holds the main relationships; different immune-cell forms and arrows continue below.
- Keep assembly above the main cell panel.
- Connect delivery to the inset through stage labels.
- Maintain consistent cell colors across regions.
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