Gene transfer with adenoviruses having modified fiber proteins
OwnerAlan McClelland, Susan C. Stevenson +2inventors
InventorsAlan McClelland, Susan C. Stevenson, Mario Gorziglia, Elio F. Vanin
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OwnerAlan McClelland, Susan C. Stevenson +2inventors
InventorsAlan McClelland, Susan C. Stevenson, Mario Gorziglia, Elio F. Vanin
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A method of transferring at least one DNA sequence into cells by transducing the cells, in vivo or ex vivo, with a modified adenovirus. The adenovirus, prior to modification, is of a first serotype. In the modified adenovirus, at least a portion of the fiber, and in particular the head portion, is removed from the adenovirus of the first serotype and replaced with a portion, in particular the head portion, of the fiber of an adenovirus of a second serotype. Such method is useful in transducing cells which may be refractory to the adenovirus of the first serotype, yet include a receptor which binds to the head portion of the fiber of the adenovirus of the second serotype.
A method of transferring at least one DNA sequence into cells, comprising:
A method of transferring at least one DNA sequence into cells, comprising:
A modified adenovirus including at least one DNA sequence to be transferred into cells, wherein said adenovirus, prior to modification, is of the Adenovirus 5 serotype, and wherein, in the modified adenovirus, the head portion of the fiber of Adenovirus 5 is removed and replaced with the head portion of the fiber of Adenovirus 3.
A method of transferring at least one polynucleotide into cells, comprising:
A gene transfer vehicle other than an adenovirus which includes at least a portion of the fiber of an adenovirus of a desired serotype.
An adenovirus of the Adenovirus 3 serotype including at least one heterologous DNA sequence.
A method of transferring at least one polynucleotide into cells, comprising:
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