General Chemistry
Investigators from University of California Zero in on General Chemistry
Published in Gene Therapy Weekly, March 1st, 2012
2012 MAR 1 -- According to the authors of a study from Berkeley, California, "Successful gene therapy depends both on the effective transport and the stable expression of therapeutic genes to produce and regulate disease related proteins. In this context, non-viral gene delivery vehicles are regarded as one of the most promising approaches for the efficient and safe transport of genetic material to and into the target cells."
"This short review describes the development of novel particulate delivery vehicles based on the biopolymer dextran. This multifunctional platform was designed to safely transport genetic material across cell membranes, followed by an...
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Source: Gene Therapy Weekly (2012-03-01)
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