| abstract |
NUCLEIC ACIDS ARE COMPACTED, SUBSTANTIALLY WITHOUT AGGREGATION, TO FACILITATE ITS ABSORPTION BY THE DIANA CELLS OF AN ORGANISM AT WHICH THE COMPACTED MATERIAL IS ADMINISTERED. NUCLEIC ACID MAY PROVIDE A CLINICAL EFFECT AS A RESULT OF GEN EXPRESSION, ENDOGENIC NUCLEIC ACID HYBRID EXPRESSION WHICH EXPRESSION IS INDESEABLE, OR INTEGRATION IN A SPECIFIC SITE HOW THE GENE IS REPLACED, MODIFIED OR MODIFIED. DIANIZATION CAN BE INCREASED THROUGH A UNIT STRUCTURE OF DIANA CELLS. NUCLEIC ACID IS PREFERIBLY COMPACTED TO A CONDENSED STATE. |