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Carey DeMichelis,Michel Ferrarionic peptides will play an increasingly important role with in vitro and in vivo gene delivery systems. Cationic peptides usually bind through ionic interactions to the negatively charged phosphate backbone of DNA, although additional noncovalent bonds may stabilize the interaction between the polym

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-9673-5rst described by Nielsen et al. in 1991 (.), possess a number of useful properties including rapid and high-affinity binding to DNA, RNA, and PNA, resistance to degradation by nucleases and proteases and poor affinity for proteins that normally bind nucleic acids. For these reasons and others, PNA h

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Assessment and measurement of pain,of DNA in vitro and in vivo (.-.). These nanoscopic polymers, characterized by regular dendritic branching, radial symmetry, and uniform size ranging from 4–11 nm, have excellent water solubility and biocompatibility in a broad range of concentrations. Nonmodified dendrimers have a high density of p

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M. Claire Greene,Jeremy C. Kanerent gene-transfer vectors are being evaluated for delivery of a variety of therapeutic genes to the airways. These include recombinant viral (adenovirus, adeno-associated virus, retrovirus) and synthetic, self-assembling (cationic lipids, polymers) vectors. Although much of the early focus of these

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Permanent Versus Temporary ENS,es the lung play a critical role in maintaining the O./CO. concentration in blood, but it also has the largest capillary bed and an extensive cell surface area to allow DNA to bind to and enter the endothelial cells. An additional advantage of the lung endothelium for DNA delivery is that the entire

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