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mHTT siRNA is a small interfering RNA (siRNA) designed to specifically silence the expression of the mutant huntingtin (mHTT) gene, which is the root cause of Huntington's disease. This therapeutic approach utilizes a synthetic biology strategy where genetic circuits reprogram host liver cells to produce and self-assemble the mHTT siRNA into neuron-targeting exosomes. These exosomes then facilitate the delivery of the siRNA across the blood-brain barrier to the cortex and striatum, aiming to reduce the levels of mHTT protein and toxic aggregates, thereby ameliorating behavioral deficits and neuropathologies associated with Huntington's disease.
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