Cholesterol-linked drug enhances gene-targeting effectiveness in early research
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Early findings indicate that a cholesterol-linked drug can boost the potency of gene-targeting therapies, specifically nucleic acid therapeutics like antisense oligonucleotides (ASOs). These therapies are emerging as promising treatments for diseases that have been difficult to address, including neurological disorders.
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