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PMID: 29788236
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To overcome these hurdles, a variety of capsid engineering methods have been utilized to generate capsids with improved transduction properties. Here we describe an alternative approach to capsid engineering, which draws on the natural evolution of the vir …
To overcome these hurdles, a variety of capsid engineering methods have been utilized to generate capsids with improved transd …