Gene Therapy Weekly
Susan Hasty, Publisher
Table of Contents . . . March 29th, 2001
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Lung Cancer - Vector Efficiently Targets Bronchial, Alveolar Cancer Cells
Vector Development - Non-Viral Gene Delivery Induces Endothelial Cell Death
Cardiovascular Gene Therapy - Intracoronary Administration Via Endocardial Catheter Appears Feasible
Cystic Fibrosis - Transience Of Gene Expression Can't Be Explained By Animal Model Alone
Osteoporosis - Osteoprotegerin Gene Therapy May Prevent Bone Loss
Vector Development - Adenovirus Constructs Induce Glomeruloid Bodies In Animals
Breast Cancer - Another Gene Identified With Role In Disease Development
Breast Cancer - Cytokine-Secreting Vaccine Stops Metastatic Brain Tumors In Mice
Breast Cancer - Targeting Cdk Inhibitor Can Lead To Tumor Suppression
Cardiovascular Gene Therapy - HUVEC/Transwell Model Offers Useful Test For Membrane Permeability
Cardiovascular Gene Therapy - Introgen and Texas Heart Institute Collaborate On Drug Development
Epilepsy - Antisense Oligodeoxynucleotides Delivered To GABA Receptor Complex Cause Neurodegeneration
Gene Transfer - Oligonucleotides Simplify Manipulation Of Bacterial Artificial Chromosomes
Genetic Recombination - Computer Model Predicts Outcome Of DNA Shuffling
Head And Neck Cancer - Modified Adenovirus-Based Gene Therapy To Be Tested For Recurrent Cancer
In Utero Gene Therapy - Techinques Promising For Immunologically Competent Fetuses
Liver Cancer - Oligonucleotide Targets Murine Fas mRNA In Hepatocytes
Muscular Dystrophy - Intra-Arterially Injected Stem Cells Can Bind To Muscles, Regenerate Growth
Neurology - Knockdown Of mGluR(1) Improves Neuropathy Symptoms, Augments Analgesic Therapy
Rheumatoid Arthritis - Vector Circumvents Synovial Fluid Resistance To Gene Therapy
Tissue Engineering - New Sorting Method Yields Pure Stem Cells
Type 1 Diabetes - Plasmid DNA Vaccination Stops Disease Progression In Mice
Vector Development - Delivery Of Genes To Leukemia Cells Offers Promise For Cancer Vaccine
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