Titlebook: Nonviral Vectors for Gene Therapy; Methods and Protocol Mark A. Findeis Book 2001 Humana Press 2001

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Characterization of DNA Condensates by Atomic Force Microscopy,ter (.,.). It is well known that several classes of multivalent cations can be used to condense DNA in vitro to form well-defined structures, particularly toroids and rods (.,.). Because of its simplicity, this type of in vitro condensation of DNA has become a widely studied system for investigating mechanisms of DNA condensation.

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Nonviral DNA Delivery from Polymeric Systems,.). Most studies have focused on the use of viral vectors because of their potentially high efficiencies; however, the safety and ease of manufacturing of nonviral vectors may make them the preferred choice in the future.

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,Cationic α-Helical Peptides for Gene Delivery into Cells, DNA, which can be taken up by the cells. Furthermore, targeted gene transfer has also been realized by modification of the gene carriers using cell-targeting ligands such as asialoorosomucoid, transferrin, insulin, or galactose.

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Progress Toward a Synthetic Virus, their efficiency is generally low. Thus, the future of non-viral vectors will be dependent on the possibility of creating synthetic efficient systems. A possible and reasonable approach is to develop artificial nucleic acid carriers that incorporate functional elements mimicking viruses.

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1543-1894 f techniques and applications that are now emerging in the field of nonviral gene therapy. The book emphasizes not only specific approaches to gene delivery but, in particular, the best current me- ods to prepare, handle, and characterize gene delivery agents. These topics are of very broad importan