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Mucosal and transdermal delivery strategies for mRNA: Transforming the clinical applications
Messenger RNA (mRNA)-based therapies have demonstrated remarkable potential for the prevention and treatment of a wide range of diseases in clinical applications, owing to the unique properties of mRNA. In recent years, mRNA delivery has expanded beyond traditional needle-based injections, with the development of various non-invasive strategies aimed at enhancing patient compliance, reducing infection risks, and eliminating injection-related discomfort. Among them, mucosal delivery and transdermal delivery as two core non-invasive strategies, have become key directions for advancing the clinical translation of mRNA. In this review, we comprehensively summarize the existing mucosal and transdermal delivery mRNA delivery strategies, including transdermal, oral, pulmonary, nasal, and vaginal non-invasive delivery strategies, focusing on the unique advantages of each strategy, the physiological barriers it faces, and its latest research progress. Additionally, we present key biomedical applications of mRNA therapeutics currently in clinical trials, such as those targeting infectious diseases, cancers, and cardiovascular disorders. Finally, we offer a perspective on the remaining challenges and future directions for mucosal and transdermal delivery mRNA delivery. Despite these hurdles, we believe that advancing these strategies holds significant promise for transforming clinical practice and improving patient outcomes.
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