Titlebook: Gene Therapy for Acute and Acquired Diseases; Phillip Factor Book 2001 Kluwer Academic Publishers 2001 HIV.Trauma.gene therapy.gene transf

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Facilitation of Organ Transplantation with Gene Therapy,al for intervention at early stages of organ procurement to prevent oxidative damage and cell death, during preservation to maintain viability, peri-transplant to promote acceptance by suppressing unwanted immune responses and post-transplant to promote long-term survival.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137290144urring biological products. For example, cDNA can be constructed that will encode for novel synthetic anti-microbial peptides with potential for use in sepsis or other infections. However, despite these possibilities, gene therapy for critical illnesses remains an underexplored area.

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Gene Delivery in the ICU,urring biological products. For example, cDNA can be constructed that will encode for novel synthetic anti-microbial peptides with potential for use in sepsis or other infections. However, despite these possibilities, gene therapy for critical illnesses remains an underexplored area.

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Gene Therapy for Preservation of Alveolar Endothelial and Epithelial Function,roteins) may also be compromised in ALI. Up to now, no avenues existed to restore the function of these proteins. Gene therapy and its potential to increase protein function has created the possibility of restoring or even augmenting alveolar function in the setting of ALI and as such offers tremendous promise for new treatments of ALI.

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Gene Therapy for Infectious Diseases,applications of gene therapy to infectious diseases (Figure 1). We also briefly review recent advances in gene therapy for two inherited immunodeficiency diseases that are associated with recurrent infections, chronic granulomatous disease and severe combined immunodeficiency. The topic of gene therapy for HIV disease is reviewed in chapter 12.

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Cardiac Angiogenesis and Gene Therapy: A Strategy for Myocardial Revascularization,peutic angiogenesis, whereby the cDNA coding for specific angiogens, rather than the protein itself, is administered to tissues in which angiogenesis is desired (., .). This review will focus on therapeutic angiogenesis based on gene transfer strategies for provision of myocardial revascularization.

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ns and cancers. However, current gene transfertechnology is limited in its transduction efficiency and ability topermanently and safely correct genomic defects. Thus the promise ofgene therapy for these conditions is as yet unrealized. Theprogression of gene transfer technology will eventually surmo

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Class, Ethnicity and Democracy in Nigeriaroteins) may also be compromised in ALI. Up to now, no avenues existed to restore the function of these proteins. Gene therapy and its potential to increase protein function has created the possibility of restoring or even augmenting alveolar function in the setting of ALI and as such offers tremendous promise for new treatments of ALI.

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