Predictive design of multimonomeric polyelectrolytes enables lung-specific gene delivery

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Abstract

We present a class of programmable polymer nanoparticles capable of intravenous pDNA delivery with ∼350 000-fold enhancement of specificity to the lung by qPCR in mice. Molecular level insight of these polyelectrolytes is connected to bioperformance, exemplifying how robust, data-driven workflows can expedite synthesis/screening campaigns for gene therapy.

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Ting, J. M., Fisher, J. D., Conyers, T., Patil, S., Robohn, C. G., Tamayo-Mendoza, T., … Murthy, S. K. (2024). Predictive design of multimonomeric polyelectrolytes enables lung-specific gene delivery. Polymer Chemistry, 15(26), 2627–2633. https://doi.org/10.1039/d4py00196f

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