Minh Huy Dao

Assistant Professor

University of Louisiana Monroe

United States

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Minh Huy Dao is an Assistant Professor at the University of Louisiana at Monroe, USA. His research primarily focuses on topics such as protein aggregation, cryoprotective effects, and the characterization of lipid nanoparticles. Recent publications include studies on feedback mechanisms in lung fibroblasts and the effects of lipid composition on RNA-lipid nanoparticle properties.

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Filippo Mangolini

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University of Texas at Austin

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p53-miR-34a Feedback in Lung Fibroblasts Regulates Antifibrotic Effects of CSP7, Nintedanib and Pirfenidone

Synergistic cryoprotective effect of deaeration and polysorbate 80 on IgG denaturation during thin-film freeze-drying

Reconsidering freeze-induced protein aggregation: Air bubbles as the root cause of ice-water interface stress

Characterization of mRNA Lipid Nanoparticles by Electron Density Mapping Reconstruction: X-ray Scattering with Density from Solution Scattering (DENSS) Algorithm

Effect of lipid composition on RNA-Lipid nanoparticle properties and their sensitivity to thin-film freezing and drying

Aggregation of Lactoferrin Caused by Droplet Atomization Process via a Two-Fluid Nozzle: The Detrimental Effect of Air–Water Interfaces

Entrapment of air microbubbles by ice crystals during freezing exacerbates freeze-induced denaturation of proteins

Self-assembled peptide fibrils with pH-sensitive reversible surface-active properties

Near infrared light‐induced disassembly of polymeric micelles based on methylene blue conjugated polyethylene glycol

Insight into hydroxy radical-mediated cleavage of caged methylene blue: the role of Fenton’s catalyst for antimalarial hybrid drug activation

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Filippo Mangolini

Robert O. Williams

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