Delivery of siRNA with bioresponsive cationic-polymer based carriers

The book explores the potential of small interfering RNA (siRNA) as a treatment for diseases like cancer, emphasizing the crucial role of effective delivery systems. It addresses the challenges posed by current delivery methods and highlights research focused on developing synthetic polymers that are biocompatible and effective for siRNA delivery. Innovations include polymers with reduced toxicity, enhanced biodegradability, and dynamic bioresponsive carriers that adapt to their cellular environment, marking significant advancements in nucleic acid delivery optimization.