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according to
their biofunctionality, biocompatibility, and
biostability. For example,
biostability in the
presence of body
fluids and cells.
Medical devices...
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efficiently incorporates LNA into DNA. LNA
offers enhanced biostability compared to
biological nucleic acids. LNA
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