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MJ Welsh - The Journal of clinical investigation, 1999 - Am Soc Clin Investig
MJ Welsh
The Journal of clinical investigation, 1999•Am Soc Clin InvestigStrategies to enhance gene transfer to airway epithelia. The receptors for currently used viral
vectors are shown in red, novel engineered receptors are in blue and red, and potentially
useful endogenous apical receptors are in green. The numbered arrows correspond to the
strategies listed in the text. The vector is depicted here as a pentagon to emphasize the
generality of these approaches.
vectors are shown in red, novel engineered receptors are in blue and red, and potentially
useful endogenous apical receptors are in green. The numbered arrows correspond to the
strategies listed in the text. The vector is depicted here as a pentagon to emphasize the
generality of these approaches.
Strategies to enhance gene transfer to airway epithelia. The receptors for currently used viral vectors are shown in red, novel engineered receptors are in blue and red, and potentially useful endogenous apical receptors are in green. The numbered arrows correspond to the strategies listed in the text. The vector is depicted here as a pentagon to emphasize the generality of these approaches.
The Journal of Clinical Investigation