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Surfactant-like particles (SLPs) are synthetic particles that mimic the properties of natural pulmonary surfactants, which are substances produced by the lungs that help to reduce surface tension and prevent the collapse of small air sacs (alveoli) during breathing. SLPs are used in medical research and in some clinical applications to study the properties of pulmonary surfactants and to develop new treatments for respiratory diseases.
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