edited by Pedro R. Lowenstein
Gene Therapy for Neurological Disorders supplies the most recent advances, studies, and expert opinion on gene therapy for neurological disorders.
Features:
- Explores the applications, advantages, and limitations of the major gene therapy vectors including adenovirus, AAV, lentivirus, HSV, and non-viral vector systems
- Analyzes the brain immune response to gene therapy vectors using cutting-edge technologies
- Provides thorough analyses of human clinical trial results for several vector systems and approaches
- Covers major neurological disorders including Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, multiple sclerosis, chronic pain, and brain cancer
Contents
- Immune Responses to Viral Vectors: Implications for Neurological Gene Therapy
- Gene Transfer to the Nerve System Using HSV-1-Derived Amplicon Vectors
- Adeno Associated Viral Vectors for the Nervous System
- Heat Shock Proteins for Neurological Gene Therapy
- iBAC Technologies for Neurological Disease
- Targeted Gene Modification of the Nervous System
- Astrocytes as Targets for Neurological Gene Therapy
- Targeting Non-Viral Gene Transfer Vectors: What We Learn From Viruses & Other Pathogens
- Gene Therapy Applications for Parkinson's Disease
- HSV-Mediated Gene Transfer in the Treatment of Chronic Pain
- Immunotherapeutic Approaches for Alzheimer's Disease
- Gene Therapy of Multiple Sclerosis and in CNS Autoimmune Mouse Models
- Novel Gene Therapeutic Approaches to Brain Cancer
- Vaccines and Beneficial Immunity in Glioma Patients
- Replicating Viruses for Brain Tumor Treatment
- Adenovirus-mediated HSV-tk Gene Therapy for Malignant Glioma: Clinical Experience
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