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thanks for the help. I don't know whether they will actually go into the cell. My theory is that it doesn't matter. at the surface, assuming the size of the nanoparticle is small compared to the cell, about half the camptothecin will just diffuse across the membrane just because of short diffusion distances, and remain stable for long enough to kill the cell, while the rest are washed away in the bloodstream. this can't be tested in a culture, and i don't have animal access.

Cell penetrating peptide seems interesting. I need to keep costs down though, since I have to actually experimentally verify it.

Yeah graduating is always the priority, but it might be something to talk about in your presentation if you have to make one at the end of the project.