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Nanomedicine (London, England)2026ResearchDrug Delivery

1. When structural sophistication becomes a translational barrier: the complexity trap in DNA nanocarrier design

Tunc Cu, Saha Sk, Panda Ss, Mori S, Culha M

DNA nanotechnology has emerged as a highly programmable platform in nanomedicine, enabling the fabrication of precise nanoscale architectures for drug delivery, biosensing, gene regulation, immunotherapy, and theranostics. DNA-based nanocarriers offer distinctive advantages, including structural programmability…

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