Christopher M. Jewell

Multilayered polyelectrolyte films promote the direct and localized delivery of DNA to cells.

Ferrocene-containing cationic lipids: influence of redox state on cell transfection.

Ferrocene-containing cationic lipids for the delivery of DNA: oxidation state determines transfection activity.

Release of plasmid DNA from intravascular stents coated with ultrathin multilayered polyelectrolyte films.

Multilayered films fabricated from an oligoarginine-conjugated protein promote efficient surface-mediated protein transduction.

Reversible condensation of DNA using a redox-active surfactant.

Assembly of multilayered films using well-defined, end-labeled poly(acrylic acid): influence of molecular weight on exponential growth in a synthetic weak polyelectrolyte system.

Lipoplexes formed by DNA and ferrocenyl lipids: effect of lipid oxidation state on size, internal dynamics, and zeta-potential.

Multilayered films fabricated from plasmid DNA and a side-chain functionalized poly(beta-amino ester): surface-type erosion and sequential release of multiple plasmid constructs from surfaces.

Multilayered polyelectrolyte assemblies as platforms for the delivery of DNA and other nucleic acid-based therapeutics.

Characterization of the nanostructure of complexes formed by a redox-active cationic lipid and DNA.

Chemical activation of lipoplexes formed from DNA and a redox-active, ferrocene-containing cationic lipid.

Assembly of erodible, DNA-containing thin films on the surfaces of polymer microparticles: toward a layer-by-layer approach to the delivery of DNA to antigen-presenting cells.

Surface-Mediated Delivery of DNA: Cationic Polymers Take Charge.

Characterization of nanoscale transformations in polyelectrolyte multilayers fabricated from plasmid DNA using laser scanning confocal microscopy in combination with atomic force microscopy.

Surface-mediated release of a synthetic small-molecule modulator of bacterial quorum sensing: gradual release enhances activity.

Characterization of pH-induced changes in the morphology of polyelectrolyte multilayers assembled from poly(allylamine) and low molecular weight poly(acrylic acid).

Degradable polyelectrolyte multilayers that promote the release of siRNA.

In situ engineering of the lymph node microenvironment via intranodal injection of adjuvant-releasing polymer particles.

Oligonucleotide delivery by cell-penetrating "striped" nanoparticles.

Reductive glutamine metabolism by IDH1 mediates lipogenesis under hypoxia.

Polyelectrolyte multilayers promote stent-mediated delivery of DNA to vascular tissue.