Gene Therapy

Data on gene therapy discussed by researchers at Kyoto University

Published in Gene Therapy Weekly, October 29th, 2009

"Targeted gene delivery to macrophages is important for the treatments of various immune diseases. Since macrophages express mannose receptors, development of efficient mannosylated non-viral carriers is an effective approach to macrophages-selective in vivo gene transfection," scientists in Kyoto, Japan report.

"In this study, a pH-sensitive mannosylated cholesterol derivative, Man-His-C4-Chol, which possesses histidine (His) residues, containing lipoplexes (Man-His-lipoplexes) was characterized for transfection both in vitro and in vivo. In primary cultured macrophages, both Man-His-lipoplexes and mannosylated (Man)-lipoplexes showed significantly higher cellular...

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Source: Gene Therapy Weekly (2009-10-29)

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