Gene Therapy Weekly
Susan Hasty, Publisher
Table of Contents . . . November 22nd, 2001
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Allergic Response - Cellular Factors Expand Grass Allergen Vaccine Effectiveness
Diagnostic Imaging - Magnetic Resonance Technique Monitors Vascular Gene Therapy
Brain Cancer - Absence Of PTEN Gene May Explain Brain Tumor Origin
Kidney Disease - Study Defines Pathway Involved In Glucose-Associated Diabetic Nephropathy
Melanoma - Irradiated Tumor Cells Activate Immune Response After Vaccination
Mycobacteria - Alternate Sigma Factor Plays Key Role In Bacterial Stress Responses
Pulmonary Hypertension - Proangiogenic Gene Transfer Mitigates Hypertension and Hypertrophy
Acute Myelogenous Leukemia - Tumor-Activated Prodrug Cures Tumor Xenografts In Animal Models
Angina - Phase IIb/III Large-Scale Clinical Trial Of Angiogenic Gene Therapy Underway
Angiogenesis - Specific Genes Are Key For Blood Vessel Growth For Some Tumors
Cancer Therapies - Dual Nature Of Oncogenes Could Provide Key To New Treatments
Congestive Heart Failure - Collateral Announces Issuance of Patent Directed To Gene Therapies
Cystic Fibrosis - Inhaled Antibiotic For Chronic Lung Infections Goes To Trial
Drug Development - Article Describes New "Golden Age" Of Antiviral Drugs And Vaccines
Genomics and Genetics - Valentis Licenses GeneSwitch Technology to Pfizer for Research
Hemophilia - Researchers Target Liver Cells By Nonviral Compacted DNA Complexes
Leukemia - Scientists Study Bcl-2 Blocker Therapy
Leukoencephalopathy - Scientists Identify Cause Of Deadly Childhood Brain Disease
Melanoma - INGN 241 Gene Drug Demonstrates Tumor Growth Control
Osteoporosis - RTI Receives $2 Million Grant To Develop Bone Regeneration Therapy
Prostate Cancer - Encouraging Clinical Results From CG7870 Phase I/II Trial
Proteomics - Study Reveals How Growth Factors Affect Human Stem Cells
Tuberculosis Epidemiology - Casual Infectious Contacts May Be Missed By Conventional Tracing Methods
Vaccine Research - Transformed Bacteria Produce HCV-Specific Immune Response In Mice
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