Titlebook: Gene Therapy and Tissue Engineering in Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine; Johnny Huard,Freddie H. Fu Book 2000 Birkh?user Boston 2000 Osteog

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Gene Therapy in Orthopaedicsd conditions. Orthopaedics was initially a nonoperative discipline until after several wars the need for more and more efficient surgical techniques for amputations became obvious. Primary stabilization and repair of injured bones and soft tissues has then been integrated into the field of orthopaed

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The Use of Different Vectors and Strategies for Gene Transfer to the Musculoskeletal Systemicine to aid in the healing capacity of musculoskeletal tissues. In this chapter, current techniques in gene therapy and tissue engineering will be described in addition to their potential application in improving the healing of the musculoskeletal system, including articular cartilage, muscle injur

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Nonviral Gene Therapy: Application in the Repair of Osteochondral Articular Defectsents in novel receptor/liposome-based transfection systems have made nonviral gene therapy a real possibility. Described here is a novel, high-efficiency, nonviral protocol for delivery of genes into permeabilized primary cultured cells forming a first step toward ex vivo gene therapy for the repair

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The Role of Nitric Oxide as a Candidate Molecule for Gene Therapy in Sports Injuries small size and unpaired electron, this molecule is freely diffusible and highly reactive. Nitric oxide is a fundamental participant in the basic biology of sports related injury. This important molecule plays a role in the physiology of virtually all of the musculoskeletal tissues, including articu