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Charge-switching lipid nanoparticle may avoid inflammation while delivering mRNA

Berkeley Engineering says the particle switches from positive to negative charge and can still deliver mRNA and other nucleic acids effectively.

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Text: Researchers are solving a big problem in drug delivery with charge-switching lipid nanoparticles. Illustration of a lipid nanoparticle engineered to switch between a positive and negative charge. (Image created by Dengpan Liang/UC Berkeley)

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Berkeley Engineering reports that researchers engineered a charge-switching lipid nanoparticle that may avoid triggering inflammation while still delivering mRNA and other nucleic acids effectively. Its linked description says the research could lead to new mRNA-based therapeutics.

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