Research Progress in Viral Vectors of Cancer Gene Therapy
Song Xiang-min
Abstract
Song Xiang-min
Abstract
Cancer gene therapy is the transfer of genetic material to the cells of host with the goal of eradicating cancer cells,both in the primary tumor and metastases. Therapeutic agents in cancer gene therapy are delivered to the tumor cell using a carrier that might be either a nonviral vector or,the more efficient at gene delivery to target cells,a viral vector. It contains adenoviral vectors,adeno-associated virus vectors,retroviral vectors and herpes viral vectors,which have been widely used in basic research and clinical trials.
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Cancer gene therapy is the transfer of genetic material to the cells of host with the goal of eradicating cancer cells,both in the primary tumor and metastases. Therapeutic agents in cancer gene therapy are delivered to the tumor cell using a carrier that might be either a nonviral vector or,the more efficient at gene delivery to target cells,a viral vector. It contains adenoviral vectors,adeno-associated virus vectors,retroviral vectors and herpes viral vectors,which have been widely used in basic research and clinical trials.
Key concepts: Genetic enhancement, Vector (molecular biology), Viral vector, Cancer, Gene delivery, Virology, Gene, Virus