Gene Therapy
Chapters
« previous | page 3 of 3 pagesSafety Considerations in Vector Development
John C. Kappes and Xiaoyun Wu
The inadvertent production of replication competent retrovirus (RCR) constitutes the principal safety concern for the use of lentiviral vectors in human clinical protocols. Because of limitations in animal models to evaluate lentiviral vectors for their potential to recombine and induce ...
Strategies to Adapt Adenoviral Vectors for Gene Therapy Applications
Joanne T. Douglas, Meizhen Feng, and David T. Curiel
The Generation of Targeted Adenoviral Vectors by Immunological Modifications of the Fiber Protein
Full utility of adenoviral vectors is potentially undermined by their broad tropism profile. In this regard, for gene therapy purposes it would be desirable to derive adenoviral ...
Transcriptional and PromoterDriven Control of AdenovirusMediated
Yoko Yoshida and Hirofumi Hamada
Transcriptionally targeted adenoviral vectors which are able to restrict and regulate the levels of expression of the therapeutic gene will have wide applicability for gene therapy. For cancer gene therapy, tumorspecific promoters could be used to drive drug sensitivity genes (e.g....
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