Polyvinylamine with moderate binding affinity as a highly effective vehicle for RNA delivery
Ye Tian(Northwestern Polytechnical University), Xudong Deng(Northwestern Polytechnical University), Jiawei Pei(Northwestern Polytechnical University), Yipu Zhao(Chinese University of Hong Kong), Airong Qian(Northwestern Polytechnical University), Jianrong Xu(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Li Ding(Hubei University of Chinese Medicine), Weisi Wang(National Institute for Parasitic Diseases), Da‐Chuan Yin(Northwestern Polytechnical University), Carlos D. M. Filipe(McMaster University), Tuo‐Di Zhang(Nantong University), Chaofei Yang(Northwestern Polytechnical University), Shenxing Tan(Northwestern Polytechnical University), Todd Hoare(McMaster University), Fei Ye(Unknown), Xue Wang(Northwestern Polytechnical University), Chong Yin(Northwestern Polytechnical University), Xi Zhang(Northwestern Polytechnical University), Jie Zhang(Jiangnan University), Xueting Wang(Shanghai Jiao Tong University), Xianglong Wu(Northwestern Polytechnical University), Ruixue Zhang(Cangzhou Central Hospital), Jing Xu(Kunming Medical University)
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