Genetically and enzymatically modified red blood cells used to carry a range of valuable payloads like drugs, vaccines and imaging agents for delivery to specific sites in the body, have been created by Whitehead Institute scientists. "We wanted to create high-value red cells that do more than simply carry oxygen," says Whitehead Founding Member Harvey Lodish, who collaborated with Whitehead Member Hidde Ploegh in this pursuit. "Here we've laid out the technology ...
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