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EPISODE · Feb 20, 2021 · 27 MIN

Episode 9: Talking to Dr. Upenyu L. Muza about Field flow fractionation for the characterization of Exosome-Polymer hybrids

from Polymer Science Podcast · host Alicia Botes

This episode is filled with information about the engineering and characterization of Exosome-Polymer hybrids. Dr. Upenyu Muza explains to us what exosomes are and how they can be modified and improved for the use in targeted drug delivery and for other medicinal applications by using polymers. He also gives us a detailed description of a very important separation technique called Field Flow Fractionation and how they adjust it to the requirements of their study of Exosome-Polymer hybrids. I hope you enjoy our talk as much as I did. Please share and give a review if you enjoyed this episode and feel free to leave us a comment.   You can check out the work that was done by Dr. Muza and his team: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Upenyu-Muza https://www.cmu.edu/mcs/news-events/2021/0104_exosome-polymer-hybrids.html   We would love to hear from you: [email protected]

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