Sendai virus vectors as an emerging negative‐strand RNA viral vector system

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The power to manipulate the genome of negative-strand RNA viruses, including the insertion of additional non-viral genes, has led to the development of a new class of viral vectors for gene transfer approaches. The murine parainfluenza virus type I, or Sendai virus (SeV), has emerged as a prototype virus of this vector group, being employed in numerous in vitro as well as animal studies over the last few years....

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