Collaboration to develop novel polymer-based drug delivery system for mRNA
Evonik and Stanford University will collaborate over three years to advance an innovative polymer-based drug delivery system that could further the use of mRNA therapeutics.
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Evonik and Stanford University will collaborate over three years to advance an innovative polymer-based drug delivery system that could further the use of mRNA therapeutics.
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Pictorial that explains how Aramus TM single-layer fluoropolymer bag can withstand gamma irradiation and cold-chain temperatures down to -196°C.
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