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Cell,
Journal Year:
2001,
Volume and Issue:
104(3), P. 441 - 451
Published: Feb. 1, 2001
Language: Английский
Oncolytic Virotherapy: A Contest between Apples and Oranges
Molecular Therapy,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
25(5), P. 1107 - 1116
Published: April 7, 2017
Viruses
can
be
engineered
or
adapted
for
selective
propagation
in
neoplastic
tissues
and
further
modified
therapeutic
transgene
expression
to
enhance
their
antitumor
potency
druggability.
Oncolytic
viruses
(OVs)
administered
locally
intravenously
spread
a
variable
degree
at
sites
of
tumor
growth.
OV-infected
cells
die
situ,
releasing
viral
antigens
that
are
phagocytosed
by
macrophages,
transported
regional
lymph
nodes,
presented
antigen-reactive
T
cells,
which
proliferate
before
dispersing
kill
uninfected
distant
sites.
Several
OVs
showing
clinical
promise,
one
them,
talimogene
laherparepvec
(T-VEC),
was
recently
granted
marketing
approval
intratumoral
therapy
nonresectable
metastatic
melanoma.
T-VEC
also
appears
substantially
responsiveness
checkpoint
inhibitor
antibody
therapy.
Here,
we
examine
the
paradigm
review
some
approaches
currently
being
pursued
develop
next
generation
both
local
systemic
administration,
as
well
use
combination
with
other
immunomodulatory
agents.
virotherapy
uses
replication-competent
have
been
amplify
selectively
growth.1Russell
S.J.
Peng
K.W.
Bell
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viruses:
finally
delivering.Br.
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Scholar
In
situ
killing
infected
either
infection
host
immune
system,
creates
inflammatory
milieu
containing
all
ingredients
necessary
boost
immunity
(Figure
1).
The
relative
contributions
these
two
modes
cell
(direct
oncolysis
boosted
immunity)
is
heavily
impacted
neutralizing
antibodies
virus-reactive
generated
during
previous
virus
exposures.
Virus
exposure
history
is,
therefore,
an
important
driver
interindividual
variability
oncolytic
(OV)
responses,
especially
first
dose
administered,
may
lead
progressive
changes
magnitude
response
each
successive
dose.
Talimogene
(T-VEC)
herpes
simplex
type
1
(HSV-1)
regulatory
treatment
inoperable
malignant
melanoma.3Rehman
H.
Silk
A.W.
Kane
M.P.
Kaufman
H.L.
Into
clinic:
first-in-class
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53Crossref
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P.K.
Patel
A.
Hossain
S.
melanoma.Am.
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Administered
intratumorally
into
more
accessible
(usually
cutaneous)
lesions
every
2
weeks
up
18
months,
produced
durable
responses
16%
treated
patients,5Andtbacka
R.H.
Collichio
F.
Amatruda
T.
Senzer
N.
Chesney
Delman
K.A.
Spitler
L.E.
Puzanov
I.
Agarwala
S.S.
et
al.Talimogene
improves
rate
patients
advanced
melanoma.J.
Oncol.
2015;
33:
2780-2788Crossref
(1608)
has
since
shown
extraordinarily
promising
activity
same
disease
indication
when
combined
ipilumumab
pembrolizumab
therapy.6Puzanov
Milhem
M.M.
Minor
D.
Hamid
O.
Li
Chen
L.
Chastain
M.
Gorski
K.S.
Anderson
Chou
ipilimumab
previously
untreated,
unresectable
stage
IIIB-IV
34:
2619-2626Crossref
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7Long
G.V.
Dummer
R.
Ribas
VanderWalde
Andtbacka
R.H.I.
Michielin
Olszanski
A.J.
Malvehy
Cebon
J.S.
al.Efficacy
analysis
MASTERKEY-265
phase
1b
study
lapherparevec
pembrolizuman
(pembro)
34Google
Efforts
now
underway
explore
potential
across
spectrum
different
cancers.
Unsurprisingly,
successful
emergence
FDA
(Food
Drug
Administration)-approved
drug
accelerating
commercial
development
efforts
world
having
positive
energizing
effect
on
numerous
academic
groups
early-stage
companies
working
broad
deriving
from
many
families
various
ways.
this
article,
commemorate
20th
anniversary
journal
Molecular
Therapy,
will
focus
initially
T-VEC,
giving
brief
overview
its
origins,
design,
development,
mechanism
action.
We
then
address
three
key
assumptions
driving
sustaining
current
additional
platforms.
assumption
not
last
word
better
come.
second
prove
superior
paradigm.
third
that,
even
if
found,
wider
selection
facilitate
outcomes
achieved
alone;
example,
through
sequential
given
patient
selecting
based
specific
characteristics
his
her
tumor.
Finally,
discuss
therapy,
selection,
OV
veterinary
practice,
likely
accelerate
progress
coming
years.
Our
intent
provide
comprehensive
field,
apologize
those
investigators
whose
outstanding
discussed.
For
coverage
topics,
interested
reader
referred
number
published
reviews
addressing
early
field,8Kelly
E.
Russell
History
genesis
genetic
engineering.Mol.
Ther.
2007;
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651-659Abstract
Full
Text
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design
construction
viruses,9Maroun
Muñoz-Alía
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Schulze
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Designing
building
viruses.Future
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31,
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immunotherapy,10Keller
B.A.
viruses—immunotherapeutics
rise.J.
Mol.
Med.
(Berl.).
94:
979-991Crossref
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experience
date
ongoing
trials.11Lawler
S.E.
Speranza
M.C.
Cho
C.F.
Chiocca
E.A.
cancer
treatment:
review.JAMA
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were
definite
1950s.8Kelly
Encouraged
occasional
case
reports
spontaneous
regressions
coincided
illnesses,
variety
newly
identified
intentionally
patients.
Not
infrequently,
tumors
regressed,
but
it
remained
unknown
whether
due
direct
amplified
immunity.
Whatever
cause,
erratic,
short
lived,
sometimes
associated
unacceptable
normal
tissue
toxicities
(e.g.,
lethal
encephalitis).
Interest
waned
revived
after
1989,
Dr.
Robert
Martuza
reported
Science
genetically
HSV-1
thymidine
kinase
gene
had
inactivated
led
control
without
encephalitis
intracerebral
glioma
mouse
model.12Martuza
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Malick
Markert
J.M.
Ruffner
K.L.
Coen
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human
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This
landmark
set
renaissance
continued
day,
manner
specificity,
safety,
druggability,
immunogenicity,
potency.
HSV
attract
considerable
attention
malleable
platform
tumor-selective
variants
generated.
A
favorite
approach
destroy
neurovirulence
lab-adapted
strains
disrupting
copies
γ-34.5
encoded
protein
normally
suppresses
antiviral
cell.
Without
γ-34.5,
unable
shut
down
interferon
(by
suppressing
TBK-1
[TANK-binding
1]),
block
PKR
(protein
R)-mediated
shutoff
synthesis
cell,
inhibit
autophagy
via
beclin-1
blockade.13Wilcox
D.R.
Longnecker
factor
γ34.5:
revealing
virus-host
interactions.PLoS
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12:
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Some
γ-34.5-deleted
HSVs
tested
clinically,
most
notably
patients,
encouraging
definitive
results.14Kaur
B.
Cripe
T.P.
virotherapy:
opportunities
progress.Curr.
Pharm.
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(or
JS1/ICP34.5−/ICP47−/GM-CSF
[granulocyte
macrophage
colony-stimulating
factor],
become
known
T-VEC)
originally
described
2003.15Liu
B.L.
Robinson
Han
Z.Q.
Branston
English
C.
Reay
P.
McGrath
Y.
Thomas
S.K.
Thornton
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deleted
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thinking
behind
lab-adapted,
predecessors
over-attenuated.
Thus,
derived
fresh
pathogenic
isolate
obtained
cold
sore
lab
worker.
Although
attenuated
gene,
attenuation
partially
reversed
engineering
US11,
product
blocks
synthesis,
expressed
earlier
cycle.
addition
de-attenuating
modifications,
effectively
response.
deleting
ICP47
antigen
presentation
inserting
GM-CSF
activate
promote
differentiation
resident
antigen-presenting
(APCs)
rapidly
clinic
active
melanoma,
shrinking
injected
leading
regression
lesions.16Kaufman
Kim
D.W.
DeRaffele
G.
Mitcham
Coffin
R.S.
Kim-Schulze
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induced
intralesional
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encoding
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3
registration
trial
launched
May
2009,
years
approvals
anti-CTLA4
B-raf
vemurafenib.
randomization
arm
subcutaneous
GM-CSF,
very
little
antimelanoma
activity.
Between
2009
2011,
436
(stage
III
IV)
melanoma
randomly
assigned
weeks.
(responses
lasting
least
6
months)
16.3%
2.1%
arm,
longer
overall
survival
23.3
months
versus
18.9
GM-CSF.5Andtbacka
Based
findings,
biologics
license
application
filed,
U.S.
October
2015,
European
Australian
shortly
thereafter.
Arguably,
ideal
vaccine.
It
spreads
within
kills
necroptosis,
causing
them
release
antigens,
damage-associated
molecular
patterns
(DAMPs),
providing
what
possibly
near-perfect
environment
activated
APCs
phagocytose
mixture
CD4+
helper
CD8+
cytotoxic
nodes.17Kohlhapp
F.J.
pathways:
action
laherparepvec,
new
immunotherapy.Clin.
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Co-presentation
individual
"fed"
virus-infected
lysate
greatly
increases
probability
tumor-reactive
lymphocytes
(CTLs)
recognizing
tumor-specific
MHC
(major
histocompatibility
complex)-neoantigenic
peptide
complexes
stimulated
rich
cytokines
cells),
increasing
amplification,
release,
subsequent
trafficking
back
growth,
basis
responses.
Can
improve
upon
this?
Will
alternative
configurations
T-VEC?
There
under
matrix-degrading
enzymes
spread,18Hong
C.S.
Fellows
W.
Niranjan
Alber
Watkins
Cohen
J.B.
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Ectopic
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fusogenic
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glycoproteins
potency,19Nakamori
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X.
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incorporating
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receptor-targeted
attachment
proteins,21Menotti
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retargeted
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entering
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W.F.
Hall
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microRNA
targets,23Lee
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W.W.
MicroRNA
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Marzulli
Reinhart
Miyagawa
Uchida
Goins
Kaur
Caligiuri
al.Use
miRNA
sequences
off-target
replication
increase
safety
unattenuated,
glioblastoma-targeted
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tissue-specific
promoters25Kambara
Okano
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An
mutant
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nestin
promoter
animals
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Powell
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Antitumor
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target
tropisms.
With
tighter
specificity
targeted
HSVs,
considered
reasonable
de-attenuate
reconstituting
γ-34.5)
restore
newer
T-VECs
increased
simply
optimizing
injection
technique?
What
gained
changing
composition
interleukins,
cytokines,
chemokines
genome?
engaged
proteins
cells?
answers
questions
difficult
predict
model
preclinically,
but,
judging
intensity
area
present
time,
soon
forthcoming.
So
about
viruses?
no
only
promise
responds
virotherapy.
cancer,
several
families27Foreman
P.M.
Friedman
G.K.
Cassady
glioma.Neurotherapeutics.
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results.
Examples
include
poliovirus
neuroattenuating
rhinovirus
internal
ribosome
entry
site
([PV-RIPO]
NCT:
01491893);28Goetz
Dobrikova
Shveygert
Dobrikov
Gromeier
against
glioma.Future
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C-type
retrovirus
enzyme
cytosine
deaminase,
5-fluorocytosine
5-fluorouracil
(Toca-511);29Cloughesy
T.F.
Landolfi
Hogan
D.J.
Bloomfield
Carter
C.C.
Elder
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S.N.
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al.Phase
vocimagene
amiretrorepvec
recurrent
high-grade
glioma.Sci.
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integrin-targeted
serotype
5
adenovirus
neuroattenuated
E1A
deletion
(DNX-2401);30Lang
Conrad
Gomez-Manzano
C.D.
Tufaro
Yung
Sawaya
Weinberg
Prabhu
Fuller
Aldape
Fueyo
First-in-human
I
delta-24-RGD
(DNX-2401)
biological
endpoints:
Implications
viro-immunotherapy.Neuro
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rat
parvovirus
(H-1PV).31Geletneky
Huesing
Rommelaere
Schlehofer
J.R.
Leuchs
Dahm
Krebs
von
Knebel
Doeberitz
Huber
Hajda
Phase
I/IIa
intratumoral/intracerebral
intravenous/intracerebral
administration
Parvovirus
H-1
(ParvOryx)
primary
glioblastoma
multiforme:
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protocol.BMC
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Also,
non-brain-cancer
indications,
there
examples
following
non-T-VEC
oncolytics.
Noteworthy
H101,
E1B-deleted
approved
Chinese
2005
head
neck
standard
chemotherapy;32Xia
Z.J.
Chang
J.H.
Jiang
W.Q.
Guan
Z.Z.
Liu
J.W.
Hu
X.H.
Wu
G.H.
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randomized
E1B
gene-deleted
(H101)
cisplatin-based
chemotherapy
treating
squamous
esophagus].Chin.
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JX-594
(Pexavec),
Wyeth
strain
vaccinia
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showed
hepatocellular
carcinoma;34Heo
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Rose
Bloomston
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Coxsackievirus
A21
(Cavatak),
picornavirus
(Viralytics,
2016,
Society
Immunotherapy
Cancer,
conference).
Importantly,
perspective,
developed
clinically
non-melanoma
indications
might
never
superiority
head-to-head
comparison
depends,
extent,
how
indications.
critical
question
developers
must
carefully
initiating
expensive
trials.
bar
progressively
higher.
Newer
drugs
always
over
existing
determined
higher
rates,
durability
response,
survival,
lower
toxicity,
refractory
disease.
high
future
indication,
race
truly
show
benefit
competing
platforms
However,
diverse
tropisms
naturally
occurring
viruses,
seems
highly
unlikely
could
agents
histologies.
does,
however,
theoretical
edge
non-herpes
natural
behavior
HSV-1,
precursor
reactivate
repeatedly
throughout
life,
significant
damage
face
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adaptive
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A.A.
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pre-existing
immunity,
like
potentially
partner
therapies.
Early
data
already
strongly
supportive
concept,
improved
rates
III/IV
anti-PD1
plus
T-VEC.6Puzanov
emerging
evidence
similar
synergistic
interaction
CVA21
conference),
unarmed
GM-CSF.36Andtbacka
Ross
M.I.
Taylor
M.H.
Vetto
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IIIb,
IIIc,
34PubMed
Responses
observed
Detailed
lesion
receiving
complete
46.1%
lesions,
30.1%
uninjected
non-visceral
9.4%
visceral
lesions.5Andtbacka
clear
respond
they
actually
get
virus.
rationale
delivery
dissemination
compelling,
expected
adequate
achieved,
maximized.
efficient
feasible,
achieved?
barriers
intravenous
known:1Russell
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NIS
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massive
dilution
bloodstream;
neutralization
complement
proteins;
particle
sequestration
Kuppfer
splenic
macrophages;
limited
permeability
neovessels.
Considering
barriers,
easy
understand
why
poor
candidate
application.
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sufficient
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rapid
circulating
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50%
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large
(150–200
nm)
and,
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less
extravasate
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abnormally
permeability.
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d
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Daniel N. Santiago,
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Johannes P.W. Heidbuechel,
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Wendy Kandell
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et al.
Viruses,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
9(9), P. 239 - 239
Published: Aug. 23, 2017
After
decades
of
research,
oncolytic
virotherapy
has
recently
advanced
to
clinical
application,
and
currently
a
multitude
novel
agents
combination
treatments
are
being
evaluated
for
cancer
therapy.
Oncolytic
preferentially
replicate
in
tumor
cells,
inducing
cell
lysis
complex
antitumor
effects,
such
as
innate
adaptive
immune
responses
the
destruction
vasculature.
With
availability
different
vector
platforms
potential
both
genetic
engineering
regimens
enhance
particular
aspects
safety
efficacy,
identification
optimal
patient
subpopulations
or
even
individual
patients
becomes
top
priority.
Mathematical
modeling
can
provide
support
this
arena
by
making
use
experimental
data
generate
hypotheses
about
mechanisms
underlying
biology
and,
ultimately,
predict
treatment
protocols.
Increasingly
models
be
applied
account
therapeutically
relevant
parameters
components
system.
In
review,
we
describe
current
developments
mathematical
discuss
benefit
integrating
approaches
into
biological
experimentation.
Conclusively,
propose
mutual
these
research
fields
increase
value
preclinical
development
therapeutic
efficacy
resulting
treatments.
Language: Английский
Antibody Inhibition of a Viral Type 1 Interferon Decoy Receptor Cures a Viral Disease by Restoring Interferon Signaling in the Liver
Ren-Huan Xu,
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Daniel Rubio,
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Felicia Roscoe
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et al.
PLoS Pathogens,
Journal Year:
2012,
Volume and Issue:
8(1), P. e1002475 - e1002475
Published: Jan. 5, 2012
Type
1
interferons
(T1-IFNs)
play
a
major
role
in
antiviral
defense,
but
when
or
how
they
protect
during
infections
that
spread
through
the
lympho-hematogenous
route
is
not
known.
Orthopoxviruses,
including
those
produce
smallpox
and
mousepox,
lympho-hematogenously.
They
also
encode
decoy
receptor
for
T1-IFN,
T1-IFN
binding
protein
(T1-IFNbp),
which
essential
virulence.
We
demonstrate
T1-IFNs
liver
locally
rather
than
systemically,
T1-IFNbp
attaches
to
uninfected
cells
surrounding
infected
foci
spleen
impair
their
ability
receive
signaling,
thus
facilitating
virus
spread.
Remarkably,
this
process
can
be
reversed
mousepox
cured
late
infection
by
treating
with
antibodies
block
biological
function
of
T1-IFNbp.
Thus,
our
findings
provide
insights
on
are
evaded
viral
vivo,
unveil
novel
mechanism
antibody-mediated
therapy.
Language: Английский
Kinetics and Pathogenicity of Equine Herpesvirus-9 Infection following Intraperitoneal Inoculation in Hamsters
Journal of Comparative Pathology,
Journal Year:
2011,
Volume and Issue:
145(2-3), P. 271 - 281
Published: April 15, 2011
Language: Английский
Gene Therapy of Some Genetic Diseases by Transferring Normal Human Genomic DNA into Somatic Cells and Stem Cells from Patients
InTech eBooks,
Journal Year:
2011,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 7, 2011
1.1
Viral
vectors
for
gene
therapy
Gene
is
a
way
to
correct
mutated
genes
in
vivo
by
transferring
normal
into
cells
of
patients
with
genetic
diseases
or
cancers,
introduce
new
express
therapeutic
proteins.
Several
viruses
like
adenoviruses
(Nayak
&
Herzog,
2010;
Raper
et
al.,
2003),
alphaviruses
(Lundstrom,
2001,
2005),
retroviruses
(Aiuti
2009;
Bordignon
1989,
1995;
Cavazzana-Calvo
2000;
Ferrari
1991;
Halatsch
2000),
lentiviruses
(Dupre
2004;
Mortellaro
2006;
Nayak
2010),
adeno-associated
(AAV)
(Jayandharan
2011;
Terzi
Zachariou,
2008),
herpes
simplex
type
1
(HSV-I)
(Epstein,
2009),
have
been
used
as
deliver
therapy.
However,
there
were
limitations
and
hurdles
using
these
vectors.
Some
retroviruses,
might
integrate
human
genomic
DNA
cause
cancers
(Dave
Du
2005;
Hacein-Bey-Abina
2003a,
2003b;
Z.
Li
2002;
Modlich
Seggewiss
2006).
Most
can
infect
both
defective/cancer
patients,
long
the
receptors
(Antar
K.
Holmes
1997;
Norkin,
L.
Song,
Song
van
den
Wollenberg
2008;
Houdt
this
lead
serious
infections,
inflammatory
responses,
immunological
reactions
2010).
Language: Английский
Estudo dos herpesvirus humanos tipo 6 e tipo 1 e sua inter-relação com o gene TP53 em diferentes condições patologicas
Janaina Luisa Leite Garbim
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Published: July 31, 2007
Interacoes
entre
virus,
o
sistema
imunologico
e
a
acao
de
enzimas
detoxificantes
tem
sido
associadas
etiologia
muitas
doencas
incluindo
câncer
varias
auto-imunes.
Investigamos
papel
dos
herpes
virus
tipo
6
(HHV-6)
1
(HHV-1)
das
variantes
do
codon
72
(P72)
47
exon
4
TP53,
responsaveis
por
uma
diminuicao
da
atividade
antiapoptotica
na
suscetibilidade
ao
pele
Doenca
Basedow-Graves.
Utilizamos
PCR
para
deteccao
polimorfismos
TP53
GSTs,
com
restricao
enzimatica
alguns
polimorfismos.
Quando
estudamos
120
pacientes
lesoes
pele,
comparados
41
controles
mostramos
que
infeccao
HHV-6
aumenta
risco
um
individuo
apresentar
carcinoma
basocelular
(OR=3,182;95%IC:1,125-8,997).
O
individuos
infectados
HHV-1
foi
aumentado
em
seis
vezes
(OR=6,078;95%IC:1,365-27,061).
Observamos
este
tendia
ser
maior
os
imunosuprimidos.
Estudamos
78
transplantados
renais
151
controles.
A
realmente
mais
frequente
nos
(35,89%)
(11,25%)
(F;
p<0,0001).
Individuos
positivos
apareciam
frequencia
possuiam
P72
(60,71%)
apresentaram
genotipo
selvagem
Arg/Arg
(22%)
p=0,001).
Para
estudarmos
relacao
as
auto-imunes,
analisamos
127
diagnostico
Basedow-Graves,
observando
estavam
pelo
tinham
desenvolver
esta
doenca
(OR=2,225;95%IC=1,197-4,135).
Pro/Pro
estava
presente
11,8%
Basedow-Graves
(p<0,001),
aumentando
significativamente
(OR=28,395;
95%IC=1,658-486,36).
Assim,
nossos
estudos
mostram
presenca
sugerindo
esses
podem
ter
malignidades
pele;
heranca
germinativa
ha
tendencia
aumento
desenvolvimento
quando
associamos
alelo
prolina
Ab