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David Silva-Ancahuail

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The cervical and meningeal lymphatic network as a pathway for retrograde nanoparticle transport to the brain

Héctor M. Ramos‐Zaldívar, Iva Polakovičová, Edison Salas‐Huenuleo, Claudia P. Yefi, David Silva-Ancahuail, Pedro Jara-Guajardo, Juan Esteban Oyarzún, Álvaro Neira-Troncoso, Patricia V. Burgos, Viviana A. Cavieres, Eloísa Arias‐Muñoz, Carlos Augusto Real Martinez, Ana Luisa Riveros, Alejandro H. Corvalán, Marcelo Javier Kogan, Marcelo E. Andía

This study demonstrates that nanoparticles can travel from peripheral tissues to the brain via the meningeal lymphatic network in mice, suggesting potential applications in nanomedicine and fluid dynamics research.

International Journal of Nanomedicine · Oct 1, 2024Peer-reviewedNeuroscience