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Small-Molecule End-Groups of Linear Polymer Determine Cell-type Gene-Delivery Efficacy.


ABSTRACT: End-modified polymers are promising for the nonviral delivery of genes to cancer cells, immune cells, and human stem cells and point to polymer end-groups as regulators for cell-type specificity. A library of polymers has been synthesized and, although some polymers are strong transfection agents overall, for each cell type, a particular polymer is most effective.

SUBMITTER: Sunshine J 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4143259 | biostudies-literature | 2009 Dec

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Small-Molecule End-Groups of Linear Polymer Determine Cell-type Gene-Delivery Efficacy.

Sunshine Joel J   Green Jordan J JJ   Mahon Kerry P KP   Yang Fan F   Eltoukhy Ahmed A AA   Nguyen David N DN   Langer Robert R   Anderson Daniel G DG  

Advanced materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.) 20090815 48


End-modified polymers are promising for the nonviral delivery of genes to cancer cells, immune cells, and human stem cells and point to polymer end-groups as regulators for cell-type specificity. A library of polymers has been synthesized and, although some polymers are strong transfection agents overall, for each cell type, a particular polymer is most effective. ...[more]

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