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Studies from M. Carmo and co-researchers in the area of gene therapy published



July 17th, 2008

" The loss of gene transfer capacity in retroviral vectors constitutes a major disadvantage in the development of retroviral vectors for gene therapy applications. In the present work the loss of a vector's capacity to perform reverse transcription was studied as a possible explanation for the low stability of retroviral vectors from the production stage to the target cell gene transfer event," scientists writing in the Journal of Gene Medicine report.

" Inactivation studies were performed with murine leukemia virus vectors at 37 degrees C and several residual activities were tested, including viral infectivity, reverse transcription capacity, reverse...


Source: Gene Therapy Weekly (2008-07-17)

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