Cationic Delivery Systems

Cationic delivery systems are specialized methods used to transport genetic material, like DNA or RNA, into cells. They involve positively charged carriers, such as liposomes or polymers, which can easily attach to negatively charged cell membranes. This interaction facilitates the entry of genetic material into the cell, enhancing its ability to produce proteins or treat diseases. These systems are particularly promising in gene therapy and vaccine development, as they help deliver essential instructions to cells in a safe and efficient manner, improving the effectiveness of various medical treatments.