Hydrogel nanoparticle encapsulated plasmid as a suitable gene delivery system

Hydrogel nanoparticle encapsulated plasmid as a suitable gene delivery system

To facilitate the delivery of genetic material, the use of appropriate carriers such as polymers is necessary. Nanoparticles comprising of chitosan-alginate polymers were formed through pregel preparation method. Chi/Alg nanoparticles had a mean Z-Average diameter of 161.8 nm and mean zeta 29.3 mV,...

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Hauptverfasser: Rafiee, A., Riazi-Rad, F., Alimohammadian, M. H., Gazori, Taraneh, Fatemi, S. M. R., Havaskary, M.
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