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Syncytins enable novel possibilities to transduce human or mouse primary B cells and to achieve well-tolerated <i>in vivo</i> gene transfer

2019-10-24

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Syncytins are cellular transmembrane glycoproteins with fusogenic and immunosuppressive properties that are encoded by endogenous retroviral envelope sequences in mammalian genomes. Based on their properties, syncytins may be useful to pseudotype lentiviral gene transfer vectors (LV) and to obtain well-tolerated in vivo gene delivery but their cellular targets are unknown in this context. We pseudotyped LV with h...

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32853674-fbdb-5cfc-96b7-b61d4dff4b2e
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10.1101/816223
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