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Identification of synovium‐specific homing peptides by in vivo phage display selection

1 Aug 2002

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OBJECTIVE: To identify homing peptides specific for human synovium that could be used as targeting devices for delivering therapeutic/diagnostic agents to human joints. METHODS: Human synovium and skin were transplanted into SCID mice. A disulfide-constrained 7-amino acid peptide phage display library was injected intravenously into the animals and synovial homing phage recovered from synovial grafts. Following...

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PMID: 12209516
DOI: 10.1002/art.10464

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