Stephanie Mack, Das Research Group, Department of Chemistry, Carnegie Mellon University
Location: Mellon Institute Room 355
Sunday, April 17, 2016
Development of an AAV9 coding for a 3XFLAG-TALEfrat#8-VP64 able to increase in vivo the human frataxin in YG8R mice
P Chapdelaine, C Gérard, N Sanchez, K Cherif, J Rousseau, D L Ouellet, D Jauvin and J P Tremblay. Gene Ther. accepted article preview 2016 Apr 15. doi: 10.1038/gt.2016.36.
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The study indicates that an AAV coding for a TALE protein coupled with a TAD may be used to increase gene expression in vivo as a possible treatment not only for FRDA but also for other haploinsufficiency diseases.
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The study indicates that an AAV coding for a TALE protein coupled with a TAD may be used to increase gene expression in vivo as a possible treatment not only for FRDA but also for other haploinsufficiency diseases.
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