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Why Are Endothelial Cells Important in Nanotechnology?

Endothelial cells are integral to the cardiovascular system, making them a prime target for nanomedicine applications. Their unique properties allow them to interact with nanomaterials, facilitating targeted drug delivery, diagnostics, and tissue engineering.

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