“…17,18 To account for these discrepancies, analogs of cationic polymers with natural moieties, such as amino acids, fatty acids, and carbohydrates, are prepared, which are reported to increase polyplex stability and, therefore, facilitate cellular uptake. 19,20 Owing to advancements in the field of polymer chemistry, a library of polymers with controlled molecular weights, dimensions and versatile molecular architectures can be developed via RAFT polymerization. RAFT polymerization is a flexible and expedient means for preparing welldefined telechelic polymers while tolerating various solvents, reaction conditions and functionalities.…”