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Macrophage Gene Therapy: opening novel therapeutic avenues for immune disorders

2015-08-06

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Macrophages are probably the most important cells of the mammalian immune system, and compromised macrophage function is known to cause several diseases. Their involvement in arthritis, cancer, infections, atherosclerosis, diabetes, and autoimmune disorders is well known. There has been a constantly growing need to transfer therapeutic genes into macrophages. Like most non-macrophage gene therapies, in vitro gene...

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04a03174-b89c-57ea-b54f-0a7f70117222
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10.12688/f1000research.6817.1
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