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Recent advances in using liposomes for delivery of nucleic acid-based therapeuticsNsairat et al., 2023
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- Nsairat H
- Alshaer W
- Odeh F
- Esawi E
- Khater D
- Al Bawab A
- El-Tanani M
- Awidi A
- Mubarak M
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- OpenNano
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Nucleic acid therapeutics are rapidly expanding because of recent advancements in production and purification. This class of therapeutics may change the field of disease treatment and personalized medicine since it can cure diseases. However, drug delivery …
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