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Paul Wetherly,Clyde W. Barrow,Peter Burnhambout cytokines has led to new studies of gene therapy for acquired diseases, including infectious diseases. In this chapter we focus on the potential applications of gene therapy to infectious diseases (Figure 1). We also briefly review recent advances in gene therapy for two inherited immunodeficie

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Class, Surplus, and the Division of Labour recessive fashion and carry a significant morbidity, such as Cystic Fibrosis. However, as the field has expanded, it has taken advantage of the increasing knowledge base that there are genetic components to acquired disorders such as cancer, HIV infection and other infectious diseases. For example,

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Classi caratteristiche e questioni connesses have demonstrated that various types of vectors (e.g. herpes simpex virus, adenovirus) can be used to transfect neurons, astrocytes, smooth muscle and endothelial cells in cell culture (., .). Selected . studies are reviewed.

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Classic Papers in Coronary Angioplastyture) is used to augment the native angiogenic process and enhance reperfusion of ischemic tissues (., .). Gene transfer is a means of achieving therapeutic angiogenesis, whereby the cDNA coding for specific angiogens, rather than the protein itself, is administered to tissues in which angiogenesis