Nonviral strategies for gene therapy

PL Felgner - Scientific American, 1997 - JSTOR
As Theodore Friedmann notes in “Overcoming the Obstacles to Gene Therapy” on page 96
of this issue, many efforts at developing gene therapy employ modified viruses to shuttle into
human cells genes coding for potentially therapeutic proteins. The aim is to induce cells that
are invaded by a virus to transfer the gene to the cell nucleus. The cells should then
“express,” or manufacture, the needed protein specified by the gene. Viruses are effective at
transferring genes into cells because they have evolved specialized mechanisms that allow …

Gene therapy

WF Anderson, RM Blaese, SA Rosenberg - US Patent 5,399,346, 1995 - Google Patents
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