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Intracellular nanoparticle delivery
Connect a carrier cutaway to cellular uptake and cytoplasmic release.
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Create a conceptual RNA delivery diagram. Place a lipid nanoparticle cutaway with a lipid shell and single-stranded RNA on the left. On the right show a cell membrane, endocytosis, an endosome, release into cytoplasm and a nucleus for orientation. End the release arrows in the cytoplasm. Use a white background, pale blue membranes, teal and coral accents, and short English labels. Do not add receptors, efficacy claims or RNA transport into the nucleus.
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- Replace the carrier and cargo with those in your study.
- Keep only uptake and release routes supported by your study.
- Check intracellular localization and the end points of release arrows.
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