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Innovative delivery techniques, including high-tech nanoparticles and electroporationdevices, may convey more gene therapies into the clinic.

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Nucleic acids and proteins are examples of important types of biomacromolecules. These include DNA, mRNA, tRNA and rRNA. Understanding their structures and functions, including the processes involved ...