作者
NULL AUTHOR_ID,NULL AUTHOR_ID,NULL AUTHOR_ID,Eeuwe Dijk,NULL AUTHOR_ID,Shaoliang Yu,NULL AUTHOR_ID,NULL AUTHOR_ID,Elizabeth J. English,NULL AUTHOR_ID,NULL AUTHOR_ID,Matthew S Benczkowski,NULL AUTHOR_ID,NULL AUTHOR_ID,NULL AUTHOR_ID,NULL AUTHOR_ID,NULL AUTHOR_ID,NULL AUTHOR_ID,Guangde Li,An Ding,James B. Rottman,Yashvi Bhavsar,Clare Purcell,Rachit Jain,Ryan Alberry,NULL AUTHOR_ID,NULL AUTHOR_ID,NULL AUTHOR_ID,NULL AUTHOR_ID,Michael C. Holmes,NULL AUTHOR_ID,William Querbes,Ian E. Alexander,William E. Salomon
摘要
Recombinant adeno-associated virus (rAAV) vector gene delivery systems have demonstrated great promise in clinical trials but continue to face durability and dose-related challenges. Unlike rAAV gene therapy, integrating gene addition approaches can provide curative expression in mitotically active cells and pediatric populations. We explored a novel in vivo delivery approach based on an engineered transposase, Sleeping Beauty (SB100X), delivered as an mRNA within a lipid nanoparticle (LNP), in combination with an rAAV-delivered transposable transgene. This combinatorial approach achieved correction of ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency in the neonatal Spf