Titlebook: Gene Vaccines; Josef Thalhamer,Richard Weiss,Sandra Scheiblhofer Book 2012 Springer-Verlag/Wien 2012 RNA and DNA vaccines.antigen-specific

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Mucus Extravasation and Retention Phenomenaar, in directing T-cell polarization. This chapter reviews recent progress in the co-application of cytokine-encoding genes used for enhancement and direction of immunogenicity, as well as discusses their therapeutic potential for future applications.

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Phillip Dawson,Colin R. McHenryis and chromatographic purification still often represent engineering challenges in view of high product scales. This article summarizes the state of the art in industrial plasmid manufacturing and discusses bottlenecks and pitfalls to be avoided in order to obtain pDNA products of high and reproducible quantity and quality.

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Cytokine Genes as Molecular Adjuvants for DNA Vaccines,ar, in directing T-cell polarization. This chapter reviews recent progress in the co-application of cytokine-encoding genes used for enhancement and direction of immunogenicity, as well as discusses their therapeutic potential for future applications.

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Industrial Manufacturing of Plasmid-DNA Products for Gene Vaccination and Therapy,is and chromatographic purification still often represent engineering challenges in view of high product scales. This article summarizes the state of the art in industrial plasmid manufacturing and discusses bottlenecks and pitfalls to be avoided in order to obtain pDNA products of high and reproducible quantity and quality.

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Book 2012to recent successful clinical studies and approved veterinary gene vaccines. Beyond the state-of-the-art of genetic immunization, the reader will be stimulated with a chapter addressing “burning questions”.

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Ton J. Cleophas,Aeilko H. Zwindermanis emerging. This introductory chapter will give a broad overview on the current status of gene vaccine design, their delivery and fate after introduction into the body, their immunostimulatory capacities, and finally, the processing and presentation of vaccine-encoded antigen to the immune system.