Nature communications

Antioxidant lipid nanoparticles help keep mRNA stable for tissue repair and gene editing

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Abstract

Essence

Antioxidant lipid nanoparticles helped preserve mRNA under oxidative stress and improved expression, regeneration, and genome editing in injury models.

Evidence

A lipid-library and platform study identified a 4-hydroxyphenyl-modified antioxidant LNP and tested reactive-species scavenging, transcript integrity, protein expression, regenerative outcomes, and genome editing across multiple organ and tissue injury models.

Caveat

The evidence is preclinical platform and model-system work rather than human clinical outcomes, and the abstract gives limited detail on the specific models, targets, and effect sizes.

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Funding

Competing interests

Competing interests: X.C. is a co-founder of and holds shares in Yantai Lannacheng Biotechnology Co., Ltd. The remaining authors declare no competing interests.
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