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AI-driven discovery and engineering of human endogenous nanocage proteins for mRNA delivery

2026-02-09

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Safe and effective gene delivery remains a central challenge for therapeutic applications. While non-viral and viral vectors have enabled substantial progress, their reliance on non-human components often triggers immune responses, limiting their use in chronic treatments. Here, we developed DeepDelivery, an artificial intelligence-driven platform to repurpose human proteins for mRNA delivery. An unbiased screenin...

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96a5c253-150f-5c6a-8b65-a2d2dd81fc91
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10.64898/2026.02.07.704552
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