Titlebook: Research in Computational Molecular Biology; 16th Annual Internat Benny Chor Conference proceedings 2012 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Yan Huang,Yin Hu,Corbin D. Jones,James N. MacLeod,Derek Y. Chiang,Yufeng Liu,Jan F. Prins,Jinze Liune expression in a variety of tissues such as muscle, eye, brain, liver, and lung [. . . . . . .]. As the significance of AAV as a gene therapy vector has been realized over the past years, recent developments in recombinant AAV (rAAV) production and purification have revolutionized the AAV field. I

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Marcus Kinsella,Vineet Bafnane expression in a variety of tissues such as muscle, eye, brain, liver, and lung [. . . . . . .]. As the significance of AAV as a gene therapy vector has been realized over the past years, recent developments in recombinant AAV (rAAV) production and purification have revolutionized the AAV field. I

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Yang Li,Hong-Mei Li,Paul Burns,Mark Borodovsky,Gene E. Robinson,Jian Malusively, or stealthing the vector against nonspecific interactions with host cells and proteins. These approaches offer the potential advantages of enhanced therapeutic effects, reduced side effects, lowered dosages, and enhanced therapeutic economics. This review will discuss a variety of targetin

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Yaw-Ling Lin,Charles Ward,Steven Skienainal feature. Evidence of this debilitating disorder dates back to 1000 B.C. Skeletons of mummies from this period reveal abnormal growth patterns similar to those of OI patients. Ivar the Boneless, the Danish prince who led the Scandinavian invasion of England, was believed to have such severe OI t

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Marc A. Marti-Renomre divided into 2 types: a shearing injury, in which both the myofibers and the connective tissue framework are torn, or an in situ injury, in which only the myofibers are damaged and the basal lamina and connective tissue sheaths do not undergo significant harm. Shearing injuries, the most frequent

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Andrew McPherson,Chunxiao Wu,Alexander Wyatt,Sohrab Shah,Colin Collins,S. Cenk Sahinalpnd important phase of medical progress was the discovery of vaccination, which not only led to an understanding of the complexity of the immune response, but also to a systematic method of treating a variety of transmissible diseases. The third important step in the development of medicine was the t

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Andrew S. Parker,Karl E. Griswold,Chris Bailey-Kelloggents in novel receptor/liposome-based transfection systems have made nonviral gene therapy a real possibility. Described here is a novel, high-efficiency, nonviral protocol for delivery of genes into permeabilized primary cultured cells forming a first step toward ex vivo gene therapy for the repair