This review summarizes three major NAT platforms—antisense oligonucleotides, small interfering RNAs, and aptamers—by highlighting their mechanisms of action, design principles to enhance their biodistribution, durability, and safety, and emerging novel delivery strategies for CNS targeting.
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DOT chemistry is analogous to “DMT-ON” approaches that are well known and widely used in the field, and is fully compatible with existing synthesis workflows, but dramatically improves HPLC purification relative to DMT-ON approaches by providing higher retention and thus better resolution to enable the purification of...
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