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Tissue Tension and Strain as Indicators of Suction‐mediated Cutaneous DNA Transfection: A Parametric Study

2024-05-25

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Abstract Cutaneous suction‐based transfection is a recently developed technique that is painless and simple‐to‐use for the delivery of DNA for nucleic‐acid‐based vaccines. The technique promises high efficiency for both antigen expression and immunogenicity as demonstrated in both animal studies and human clinical trials. To realize this promise, a parametric study and systematic evaluation of the efficacy of cuta...

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Literature Corpus work: 6806a4f5-aad2-5d9b-a7cc-8df2f165ace6
DOI: 10.1002/adtp.202400055

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