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Use of adenovirus proteins to enhance the transfection activity of synthetic gene delivery systems.

Abstract:: This review focuses on the growing field of research concerned with the application of adenovirus proteins to improve the transfection efficiency of synthetic gene delivery systems. Several adenovirus component proteins influence cellular activity of the infecting adenovirus and the overall effect is a highly regulated and efficient infection pathway. It is possible that some of these proteins may be incorporated into synthetic gene delivery vectors, to Improve specific components of their ce...
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Carlisle, R. (2002). Use of adenovirus proteins to enhance the transfection activity of synthetic gene delivery systems. Current Opinion in Molecular Therapeutics, 4(4), 306–312.

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Carlisle, R. “Use of Adenovirus Proteins to Enhance the Transfection Activity of Synthetic Gene Delivery Systems.” Current Opinion in Molecular Therapeutics, vol. 4, no. 4, 2002, pp. 306–12.

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Carlisle, R. 2002. “Use of Adenovirus Proteins to Enhance the Transfection Activity of Synthetic Gene Delivery Systems.” Current Opinion in Molecular Therapeutics 4 (4): 306–12.
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University of Oxford

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MPLS

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Engineering Science

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Bibliographic Details

Journal:: Current opinion in molecular therapeutics
Volume:: 4
Issue:: 4
Pages:: 306-312
Publication date:: 2002-08-01
EISSN:: 2040-3445
ISSN:: 1464-8431

Item Description

Language:: English
Keywords:: Adenoviridae

Transduction, Genetic

Integrins

DNA

Animals

Rodentia

Viral Proteins

Humans

Protein Binding
Pubs id:: pubs:397126
UUID:: uuid:36c16888-2773-4e51-bba0-6a93b2386a3e
Local pid:: pubs:397126
Source identifiers:: 397126
Deposit date:: 2013-11-17

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Copyright date:: 2002

Licence:: Terms and Conditions of Use for Oxford University Research Archive

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