Novel Viral Vectors for Gene Therapy

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Ottmar Herchenröder, Brigitte Pützer

Viral vectors are gene transfer tools assembled from the backbones of naturally occurring viruses. By definition, these vehicles that transfer nucleic acids are replication-incompetent but deliver assigned payloads into eukaryotic cells by a process called transduction. For decades, numerous viral vector systems that influence cells or tissues have been used to perform basic and preclinical research. Over time, some virus-derived vectors found their way into clinical practice.

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