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A multi-mutant herpes simplex virus vector has minimal cytotoxic effects on the distribution of filamentous actin, alpha-actinin 2 and a glutamate receptor in differentiated PC12 cells.
Journal of neurovirology - 1 Feb 2000
Holmes K D, Cassam A K, Chan B, Peters A A, Weaver L C, Dekaban G A
Abstract excerpt
To develop effective gene therapy techniques that target populations of neurons in the spinal cord, suitable vectors must be developed that will undergo efficient, retrograde transport from an appropriate peripheral site and will not be cytotoxic. Our previous work (LeVatte et al, 1998a) has demonstrated that a replication defective herpes simplex virus vector 14Hdelta3vhsZ, that has been substantially...
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