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Complex Coacervates as a Promising Vehicle for mRNA Delivery: A Comprehensive Review of Recent Advances and

Chloe Forenzo, Jessica Larsen

    Molecular Pharmaceutics
    |August 10, 2023
    PubMed
    Summary

    Messenger RNA (mRNA) therapies offer advantages over traditional gene modification. Coacervate delivery systems show promise for enhancing mRNA therapeutics by protecting against degradation and improving cellular uptake.

    Keywords:
    CoacervationControlled ReleaseNanotechnologyPhase SeparationTargeted DeliverymRNA-Based Therapeutics

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