Finally, after much success in dogs and mice, the use of adenovirus delivery of genes (RPE65) to correct vision problems is becoming a reality in patients. And so far it looks good. I see this as a major step forward in the visionary method of gene therapy, with foresight. There are many advantages to this method of trans-retinal injection, since the eye is immune privileged, and easy to monitor by peering into it.
Tuesday, May 01, 2007
Gene therapy in the eye
Finally, after much success in dogs and mice, the use of adenovirus delivery of genes (RPE65) to correct vision problems is becoming a reality in patients. And so far it looks good. I see this as a major step forward in the visionary method of gene therapy, with foresight. There are many advantages to this method of trans-retinal injection, since the eye is immune privileged, and easy to monitor by peering into it.
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