Rna vector therapy method

A method for inserting cellular ribonucleic acid molecules into specific cells comprising:

• (a) providing a quantity of protein shells,
• (b) covering said protein shells with an exterior envelope,
• (c) fixing a quantity of exterior probes to said exterior envelope, and
• (d) positioning a quantity of cellular ribonucleic acid molecules inside the cavity created by the innermost said protein shell,
• whereby said quantity of protein shells covered with said exterior envelope with said quantity of exterior probes affixed to said exterior envelope, with said cellular ribonucleic acid molecules carried in said cavity created by said inner most protein shell, engages said specific types of cells and inserts said cellular ribonucleic acid molecules into said specific cells in order to produce a medically beneficial effect,
• whereby said exterior probes are intended to engage specific cell-surface receptors on said specific cells,
• whereby said interior shells are versatile enough in their construction to carry within said cavity created by said innermost said protein shell a wide variety of cellular ribonucleic acid molecules to said specific cells,
• whereby inserting said cellular ribonucleic acid molecules into said specific types of cells will facilitate the successful management of protein deficient states inside said specific cells.