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From Sequence to Site: RNA Therapeutics and Direct Pulmonary Delivery in Lung Cancer

2025-09-03

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More than three decades have passed since gene therapy potential was first recognized, following the first clinical trials, marking the beginning of a new era in targeted cancer therapy. Despite its early promise, the clinical development of gene therapy progressed slowly due to major safety concerns, limited efficiency of early vectors, and stringent regulatory constraints. Recent advances in vector engineering a...

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10.20944/preprints202509.0175.v1
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