The CliniBook
eBook - PDF

The CliniBook

Clinical gene transfer state of the art

  1. 588 pages
  2. English
  3. PDF
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - PDF

The CliniBook

Clinical gene transfer state of the art

Information

Publisher
EDP Sciences
Year
2012
Edition
1
eBook ISBN
9782842542375

Table of contents

  1. CliniGene Partners and Boards
  2. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  3. List of authors
  4. Contents
  5. INTRODUCTION
  6. In-1 Foreword
  7. In-2 Main achievements and prospects downstream of the CliniGene-NoE
  8. TECHNOLOGIES - Highlights on AAV mediated gene transfer
  9. A1-1 Highlights on AAV mediated gene transfer: introduction
  10. A1-2 Preclinical studies of AAV gene therapy for inherited retinal dystrophies
  11. A1-3 AAV-mediated gene therapy for MPS VI
  12. A1-4 Microdystrophin and myostatin gene therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy using adeno-associated virus vectors
  13. A1-5 AAV gene therapy for cardiovascular disorders
  14. A1-6 AAV gene therapy for diabetes mellitus
  15. A1-7 Approaches to large scale production of AAV-vectors
  16. A1-8 Reference materials for the characterization of adeno-associated viral vectors
  17. TECHNOLOGIES - Retrovirus mediated gene transfer state-of-the-art
  18. A2-1 Highlights on retrovirus mediated gene transfer
  19. A2-2 Retroviral vector development: reducing genotoxicity of integrated DNA and creating virus-like particles for transient cell modification
  20. A2-3 Replication-competent y-retroviral vectors for tumor therapy
  21. A2-4 Modular retroviral producer cell lines
  22. TECHNOLOGIES - Highlights on lentivirus mediated gene transfer
  23. A3-1 Introduction
  24. A3-2 MicroRNAs detargeting technology in the context of CNS applications
  25. A3-3 Development of SIVsmmPBj vectors for gene transfer into myeloid cells
  26. A3-4 Insulated retrovirus vectors using novel synthetic genetic insulator elements to circumvent enhancer-mediated genotoxicity
  27. A3-5 Facing the challenges of downstream processing of lentiviral vectors
  28. A3-6 Restrictions and requirements for stable lentiviral vector production in HEK293 cells
  29. A3-7 Novel lentiviral vector pseudotypes for stable gene transfer into resting hematopoietic cells
  30. TECHNOLOGIES - Highlights on gene-modified cell therapy
  31. A4-1 Cell therapy Introduction
  32. A4-2 Ex-vivo expansion of human mesenchymal stem cells
  33. A4-3 Closed bag cultivation systems for the production of gene modified dendritic cells and MSC for clinical use
  34. A4-4 Genetically modified NK cells for cancer treatment: facts and visions
  35. A4-5 Regulatory T lymphocyte depletion for cancer immunotherapies
  36. A4-6 Gene therapy of Fanconi’s anaemia aplastic syndrome
  37. TECHNOLOGIES - Adenovirus mediated gene transfer: current developments
  38. A5-1 Overview on adenovirus vectors
  39. A5-2 Tumour barriers influencing adenovirus vector delivery and therapeutic efficacy
  40. A5-3 Tumor imaging with adenoviral vectors
  41. A5-4 Treatment of brain tumors with adenoviruses: preclinical development
  42. A5-5 Production and purification of Ad vectors: current status and future needs for adenovirus vector production
  43. TECHNOLOGIES - Non-viral based gene transfer: a new era
  44. A6-1 Non viral plasmid delivery and imaging of transgene expression A6-1 Non viral plasmid delivery and imaging of transgene expression
  45. A6-2 Overview of novel plasmid vectors and preclinical applications
  46. A6-3 Filling a gap: S/MAR-based replicating minicircles
  47. A6-4 Manufacturing and QC of plasmid based vectors
  48. A6-5 Sleeping Beauty transposon based gene therapy
  49. A6-6 Development of minicircle vectors
  50. A6-7 Exon skipping therapy for DMD using antisense oligomer technology
  51. TECHNOLOGIES - Highlights on emerging technologies, iPS induction and genetic stability
  52. A7-1 Induction of pluripotency from adult somatic cells: a review
  53. A7-2 Genetic modification of adult stem cells and induced pluripotent stem cells with emerging transposon technologies
  54. A7-3 Targeted genome engineering approaches based on rare-cutting endonucleases: a tentative summary
  55. A7-4 Targeted genome modifications with designer nucleases
  56. PRE-CLINICAL STUDIES, BIOSAFETY AND ANIMAL MODELS - Preclinical assessment tools
  57. B1-1 Preclinical assessment tools: imaging gene transfer to the brain
  58. B1-2 Persistent luminescence nanoparticles for in vivo imaging: characteristics and targeting
  59. B1-3 Ex-vivo evaluation of gene-transfer vectors: efficacy, tropism and safety
  60. PRE-CLINICAL STUDIES, BIOSAFETY AND ANIMAL MODELS - General biosafety: immune responses, immunotoxicity and genotoxicity
  61. B2-1 Assessing and taming unwanted immune responses induced by AAV gene transfer: current status, ongoing questions and future prospects
  62. B2-2 Predicting immune responses to viral vectors and transgenes in gene therapy and vaccination: the coming of systems biology
  63. B2-3 Biosafety analysis in preclinical and clinical studies
  64. PART II Clinical trials and regulatory issues
  65. CLINICAL TRIALS
  66. C1-1 A clinical trial of AAV-mediated gene therapy for Leber congenital amaurosis 2
  67. C1-2 Gene therapy for X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy based on lentiviral correction of hematopoietic stem cells
  68. C1-3 Immune reconstitution after gene therapy for adenosine deaminase severe combined immunodeficiency (ADA-SCID)
  69. C1-4 Gene therapy in Alzheimer disease patients
  70. C1-5 Cardiovascular gene therapy trials
  71. C1-6 AAV-mediated gene therapy for haemophilia B
  72. C1-7 ProSavin<sup>®</sup>: a lentiviral vector approach for the treatment of Parkinson’s disease
  73. ETHICAL AND REGULATORY ISSUES
  74. C2-1 Ethics in translation from research to therapy
  75. C2-2 Centralised regulation of gene therapy in Europe
  76. C2-3 The necessity for data sharing towards advancement of clinical translation Building up sample IMPD* and substantiating master files
  77. INTEGRATION AND DISSEMINATION
  78. C3-1 European Union support to gene transfer and gene therapy
  79. C3-2 Database of clinical trials
  80. C3-3 CliniGene and ESGCT shared vision for gene therapy in Europe: past, present and future prospects
  81. AUTHOR INDEX

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