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Gene replacement therapies can generate unnaturally high levels of transgene expression, potentially compromising their safety or efficacy. Variable gene delivery compounds this problem, leading to heterogeneous expression. To address this limitation, ComMAND, a microRNA-based biomolecular circuit assisted by computational models, reduces cell-to-cell variation in gene expression.