Screening Nylon-3 Polymers, a New Class of Cationic Amphiphiles, for siRNA Delivery
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Summary
Nylon-3 formulations at low N/P ratios for effective gene knockdown are identified, indicating that nylon-3 polymers are a new, promising type of gene delivery agent.
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- article
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- 2014-12-01
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- 23
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Computer science
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