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Towards Distributed Configurationlocation in the body. In recent research, the benefits of using nanomaterials in drug delivery are gaining immense attention. Nanotechnology provides numerous benefits in treatment of human diseases by target specific delivery of precise medicines. Over the synthetic nanomaterials, biopolymers are g

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