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Engineered virus-like particles for the efficient delivery of therapeutics
Virus-like particles (VLPs) comprise the structural components of a virus that are recombinantly expressed as self-assembling, non-infectious particles. The development of VLPs for biomedical applications is of interest due to their improved safety profile and ease of production compared to live vir
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