UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
LNP-associated inflammation: Identifying the mechanisms and reengineering LNPs to be non-inflammatory
LNP-associated inflammation: Identifying the mechanisms and reengineering LNPs to be non-inflammatory is a funding opportunity from UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, up to 726531, closing February 28, 2030.
Feb 28, 2030
(1308d left)Overview
ABSTRACT / PROJECT SUMMARY Lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) have revolutionized genetic medicine, with 1 billion patients having been dosed. After that enormous success, industry has invested $10 billion in applying LNPs to diverse diseases, delivering RNA encoding therapeutic proteins to treat everything from cancer to…