Glyco-poly-L-lysine is better than liposomal delivery of exogenous genes to rat of liver

Figure 5 The distribution and expression of the plasmid bound to liposomes or G-PLL (gal actose-terminal glyco-poly-L-lysine) in different tissues and at differe nt time points. A: liver, B: spleen, C: lung, D: kidney. LI: plasmid encapsulate d by liposomes given through cauda vein, PI: plasmid bound to G-PLL introduced intravenously.