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Conversely to siRNA RET/PTC1-SQ NPs, the siRNA RET/PTC1-SQ GALA-Chol NPs are efficient in vitro but not in vivo. Finally, NPs of siRNA RET/PTC1-SQ were found to be efficient silencers of the RET/PTC1 fusion oncogene in in vivo applications even at a concentration lower than used in a previously published study.
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