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Therapeutic protein delivery could piggyback on engineered parasite
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Synthetic route uses an imidodiphosphorimidate catalyst and a fluorinated alcohol solvent
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Therapeutic protein delivery could piggyback on engineered parasite
Scientists have reverse engineered a common brain parasite to deliver targeted protein therapies to mouse brains
Editorial: RNA Day is here. The future of science may depend on it.
RNA is essential to all life, but the nonscientist public doesn’t get that. Maybe this annual celebration can help.