Nanograb's AI-designed nanoparticles target mRNA delivery by cell receptor fingerprint
ycombinator · x · 2026-10-24
Nanograb claims its AI-designed multivalent nanoparticles can deliver mRNA to the right cells by matching each cell's unique receptor fingerprint — addressing the key bottleneck in using mRNA against cancer and other diseases. The approach has been proven in vivo across multiple cell types and is scaling to more.
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