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Immunoengineering: Valet parking for CAR genes

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T-cell-binding nanoparticles bypass the complexities of in vitro gene transfer to deliver genes to T cells within the host.

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Figure 1: Schematic of the T-cell-targeted DNA nanocarrier.

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