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• W2060047587 abstract "Abstract Recently, the Foresight Institute has pronounced six economic challenges that can be addressed through the progress of nanotechnology. One of these is the health and longevity of human life. Amongst applications anticipated to provide a solution to this challenge, gene therapy appears to be particularly promising. In theory, many diseases that result from genetic disorders can be cured by correcting defective genes. In practice, finding efficient and safe delivery vectors remains the stumbling point on the path of genetic therapies to the clinic. Viruses, otherwise the most efficient transfectors, pose safety concerns over immune reactions, whereas synthetic gene packages greatly lack the structural integrity of viruses. An ideal vector is therefore seen as a compromise between the two: a nanoscale device, which would mimic a virus and act as a virus, but would do this at the designer's whim. A strategy to achieve this is offered by the virus architecture itself, the principles of which are translated into the function via exquisitely reproducible self‐assembly mechanisms. Thus, to mimic a virus is to mimic the way it is built, i.e., self‐assembly. With just a few attempts made so far, the journey to an artificial virus has had a short lifetime, but the promise it holds is not expected to reduce any time soon. magnified image" @default.
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• W2060047587 date "2010-12-16" @default.
• W2060047587 modified "2023-10-10" @default.
• W2060047587 title "Self-Assembling Viral Mimetics: One Long Journey with Short Steps" @default.
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• W2060047587 doi "https://doi.org/10.1002/mabi.201000330" @default.
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