Vaccines Vector
Researchers describe findings in vaccines vector studies
Published in Vaccine Weekly, February 22nd, 2006
Study 1: A lentiviral vector in a Pluronic F127 gel facilitates delivery to cells of the central nervous system (CNS).
"Lentiviral vectors have been demonstrated as efficient tools for gene delivery to the CNS. We describe a novel approach for vector delivery using the thermoresponsive gel Pluronic F127 as a carrier," researchers in England report.
"An HIV-1 lentiviral vector expressing GFP was contained in various concentrations of gel (15, 30, and 40%) and applied to cultures of 293T cells. FACS analysis of cells transduced with 8 ng...
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Source: Vaccine Weekly (2006-02-22)
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