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Modifying Red Blood Cells for Safe and Effective Drug Delivery

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9.07.2025 - A Carnegie Mellon University-led team is receiving $5.4 million from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to develop technologies for transporting drug molecules in red blood cells. Abundant and persistent, red blood cells have a lifetime of about four months in the human body and travel to every organ and tissue.
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Modifying Red Blood Cells for Safe and Effective Drug Delivery

9.07.2025 - A Carnegie Mellon University-led team is receiving $5.4 million from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to develop technologies for transporting drug molecules in red blood cells. Abundant and persistent, red blood cells have a lifetime of about four months in the human body and travel to every organ and tissue.

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