Regarding the infectivity of naked DNA
Ian A. York
york at mbcrr.dfci.harvard.edu
Mon May 22 15:19:37 EST 1995
In article <wardp-2205951312040001 at oisin.usask.ca> wardp at herald.usask.ca (Pearse Ward) writes:
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>What's the evidence that said mice were protected by muscle cells
>expressing viral proteins, as opposed to say APC's taking up the DNA? I
Some of the papers explicitly show that the muscle cells express the gene
of interest. It seems almost impossible that some APC is not also
transfected at very low frequency and that they are responsible for the
protection; but the simpler explanation is preferred.
Ian
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