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Toyen's surrealism and drug delivery combine. A pseudoβcolored scanning electron micrograph showing microparticles remaining on the cell surface or internalized, under the watchful eye and skirts of an image from Czech painter and illustrator Marie CermΓnovΓ‘ (1902β1980; known as Toyen). See the accompanying article by Serda et al. in this issue.
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