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Intraluminal water increases expression of plasmid DNA in rat lung

Sawa et al., 1996

Document ID
6065285532069530254
Author
Sawa T
Miyazaki H
Pittet J
Widdicombe J
Gropper M
Hashimoto S
Conrad D
Folkesson H
Debs R
Forsayeth J
Fox B
Wiener-Kronish J
Publication year
Publication venue
Human gene therapy

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Effective gene delivery to specific organs is a major goal for human gene therapy. The lung's structure allows instillation of agents into the airspaces, directly adjacent to the lung epithelium. We hypothesized that the air-space instillation of hypotonic solutions would …
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