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Targeted delivery of gene therapy via exosomes for cardiomyocyte reprogramming
Unmet Need Every year, close to 1 million Americans experience a heart attack. A heart attack results in the loss of specialized cells called cardiomyocytes, which are crucial for the heart’s contraction and rhythmic beating.…
Targeted delivery of gene therapy for cardiac injury treatment
Unmet Need After experiencing a heart attack, the adult human heart has no capacity to regenerate lost or damaged cardiac myocytes. This results in severely reduced heart function and eventually heart failure. There are more…
Blood pressure control by gene editing
Unmet Need The World Health Organization estimates that high blood pressure (hypertension) results in approximately 9 million annual deaths worldwide. Currently available drugs used to control blood pressure can be effective but are limited by…