Regarding the infectivity of naked DNA
Susan L. Gdovin
SGDOVIN at MICROB.UMD.EDU
Tue May 16 07:41:09 EST 1995
>On 15 May 1995, Chuckles wrote:
> >As regard DNA and RNA not being able to infect, DNA is being used to
> >inoculate animals and cause disease. DNA not being infectious used to be
> >the dogma but, this is no longer true. Viral DNA is used to infect.
> I haven't heard this before. Could you please post the references for this.
Here's a reference:
Ulmer, JB, et.al., (1993) Heterologous Protection Against Influenza by
Injection of DNA Encoding a Viral Protein. Science, 259: 1745-1749.
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