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Enhancing gene delivery through DNA-peptide conjugates
This dissertation describes the development and application of DNA-peptide conjugates to improve non-viral gene delivery by addressing intracellular barriers that limit DNA therapeutics. Chapter 1 introduces the promise of DNA-based gene therapy and frames nuclear localization as a major bottleneck
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