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A genosome (also known as a lipoplex) is a lipid and DNA complex that is used to deliver genes. It can be a form of non-viral gene therapy as the complex does not require any components of a virus in order to transport genetic material. In presence of CT-DNA, genosomes can form through surface electrostatic interaction.[1]

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  1. ^ Rodríguez-Pulido, Alberto; Aicart, Emilio; Llorca, Oscar; Junquera, Elena (2008). "Compaction Process of Calf Thymus DNA by Mixed Cationic−Zwitterionic Liposomes: A Physicochemical Study". The Journal of Physical Chemistry B. 112 (7): 2187–2197. doi:10.1021/jp7095828. hdl:10261/9525.


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