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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137441836An attractive approach to cancer gene therapy is to deliver genes that enhance the immunogenicity of tumor cells, thereby augmenting the immune response against them (Nabel ., 1992, Rosenberg ., 1993, Tepper and Mule, 1994.

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Molecular Immunotherapy by Gene Transfer,An attractive approach to cancer gene therapy is to deliver genes that enhance the immunogenicity of tumor cells, thereby augmenting the immune response against them (Nabel ., 1992, Rosenberg ., 1993, Tepper and Mule, 1994.

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Theoretical Approaches and Recent Research,iruses, which are among the smallest of the DNA-containing viruses that infect a wide variety of vertebrates (.), remain the only group of viruses that have thus far not been associated with malignant disease (.; .). In fact, parvoviruses possess antitumor properties (.; .; .). One of the members of

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Lifelong Learning and school education,ngled out for praise by recent review committees which have generally criticized the early introduction of gene therapy clinical trials (.; .). The biological outcomes of such marking studies have been surprisingly rewarding, albeit at times disappointing. The purpose of this chapter is to reiterate