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DNA and RNA derivatives to optimize distribution and delivery

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ADVANCED DRUG DELIVERY REVIEWS
Volume 87, Issue -, Pages 25-34

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ELSEVIER
DOI: 10.1016/j.addr.2015.04.012

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  1. American Cancer Society [DHP-105, RD-324]
  2. American Foundation for AIDS Research [00638, 00004]
  3. Florida High Technology and Industry Council
  4. Genta, Inc.
  5. Heritable Disease Foundation
  6. Leukemia Society
  7. Milligen/Biosearch, Inc.
  8. US Army Medical Research and Development Command [W81XWH-09-1-0577, DAMD17-86-G-6037]
  9. US Department of Energy [ER63055]
  10. US National Institutes of Health [N01 CO027175, R01 CA148565, R21 DA027746, R44 CA136306, R01 CA76290, R01 CA42960, R03 TW01094, U01 CA60139, R01 GM32024, R01 GM28408, R01 GM24128, R01 GM23248]
  11. US National Science Foundation [BMS 75-17781, PCM 77-25211, PCM 79-23471]

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Synthetic, complementary DNA single strands and short interfering RNA double strands have been found to inhibit the expression of animal, plant, and viral genes in cells, animals, and patients, in a dose dependent and sequence specific manner. DNAs and RNAs, however, are readily digested in biological systems. Hence, chemists are obliged to design and synthesize nuclease-resistant analogs of normal DNA (Fig. 1). (C) 2015 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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