With its nearly unrestricted possibilities, gene therapy attracts more and more significance in
modern-day research. The only issue still seeming to hold back its clinical success is the …

Oligonucleotide-based nanogels, as nascent biomaterials, possess several unique
functional, structural, and physicochemical features with excellent drug-loading capacity and …

Nanogels are hydrogels with nanometer-scale three-dimensional networks of physically or
chemically cross-linked chains. Nanogels have attracted much interest in recent years for …

Many biomolecules, such as proteins and genes, are presently used as therapeutics.
However, their delivery to target sites inside cells is challenging because of their large …

The development of polymeric systems with tailored properties as nonviral gene carriers
continues to be a challenging and exciting field of research. We report here the synthesis …

Despite the extensive research on therapeutic delivery, many problems still exist on how to
develop a proper platform (a carrier) that can deliver drugs/nucleic acids to specific sites of …

DNA nanogel exhibits properties of both the DNA and hydrogel, for example, remarkable
biocompatibility, programmability, high drug loading capacity, and rapid stimuli‐responsive …

Cationic nanogels with site-selected functionality were designed for the delivery of nucleic
acid payloads targeting numerous therapeutic applications. Functional cationic nanogels …

The design of nanostructures carrying therapeutic molecules represents the new frontier in
the biological and medical fields. In particular, researchers have identified nanogels as …

Polymeric nanogel vectors were developed for cellular gene and antisense delivery. Inverse
microemulsion polymerization was utilized to synthesize biocompatible nanogels with …