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blood brain barrier (BBB) model and showed significantly higher transfection efficiency in primary neuronal cells compared to plain liposomes. These results were correlated with significantly higher transport of surface modified liposomes (∼7% of injected dose/gram of tissue) and BDNF transfection (∼1.7 times higher than baseline level) across BBB following single intravenous administration in C57BL/6 mice without any signs of inflammation or toxicity. Overall, this study suggests a safe and targeted strategy to increase BDNF protein in the brain, which has the potential to reverse AD pathophysiology.
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