Current Gene Therapy

Editorial [Hot Topic: Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1-Based Amplicons Vectors (Guest Editor: Alberto L. Epstein)]
pp. 275-276(2)
Author: Epstein, Alberto L.

The History of the HSV Amplicon: From Naturally Occurring Defective Genomes to Engineered Amplicon Vectors
pp. 277-299(23)
Author: Frenkel, Niza

DNA-Based Methods to Prepare Helper Virus-Free Herpes Amplicon Vectors and Versatile Design of Amplicon Vector Plasmids
pp. 303-314(12)
Authors: Kasai, Kazue; Saeki, Yoshinaga

Chimeric Herpes Simplex Virus/Adeno-Associated Virus Amplicon Vectors
pp. 315-324(10)
Authors: Glauser, Daniel L.; Ackermann, Mathias; Saydam, Okay; Fraefel, Cornel

Delivery of Large Genomic DNA Inserts >100 kb Using HSV-1 Amplicons
pp. 325-336(12)
Authors: Hibbitt, Olivia C.; Wade-Martins, Richard

HSV Amplicons: Neuro Applications
pp. 337-350(14)
Authors: Tyler, Carolyn M.; Wuertzer, Charles A.; Bowers, William J.; Federoff, Howard J.

Amplicon Vectors as Outstanding Tools to Study and Modify Cognitive Functions
pp. 351-360(10)
Authors: Jerusalinsky, Diana; Epstein, Alberto L.

HSV Amplicon Vectors for Cancer Therapy
pp. 361-370(10)
Authors: Shah, Khalid; Breakefield, Xandra O.

HSV-1 Amplicon Vectors Are an Efficient Gene Transfer System for Skeletal Muscle Cells
pp. 371-381(11)
Author: Wang, Yaming

Amplicons as Vaccine Vectors
pp. 383-392(10)
Authors: Santos, Kathlyn; Duke, Cindy M.P.; Dewhurst, Stephen

HSV-1 Based Amplicon Vectors as an Alternative System for the Expression of Functional HCV Proteins
pp. 393-398(6)
Authors: Tsitoura, Eliza; Georgopoulou, Urania; Mavromara, Penelope

Characterization of the Lymphotropic Amplicons-6 and Tamplicon-7 Vectors Derived from HHV-6 and HHV-7
pp. 399-420(22)
Authors: Frenkel, Niza; Borenstein, Ronen