Baculovirus-mediated Gene Delivery and RNAi Applications
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Autographa californica Multiple Nucleopolyhedrovirus
3. Baculovirus Applications in Vertebrate Cells
5. Animal Studies
6. Baculovirus and RNAi
Cell/Tissue | Promoter | RNAi/Target | In Vitro/In Vivo | Ref., Year |
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Saos2, HepG2, Huh7, primary hepatic stellate cells | U6 | shRNA; Lamin A/C | In vitro | [245], 2005 |
C6, NT2, rat brain | CMV enhancer/H1 promoter | shRNA; Luciferase | In vitro, in vivo | [246], 2005 |
Marc145 | U6 | shRNA; PRRSV nucleoprotein | In vitro | [252], 2006 |
HeLa CD4+ | tRNAiMet | Ribozyme; U5 region of HIV LTR | In vitro | [257], 2006 |
NNC#2 | U6 | shRNA; HCV core protein | In vitro | [253], 2008 |
NNC#2 | U6 | shRNA; HCV core protein. EBNA1 and OriP for prolonged expression. | In vitro | [254], 2009 |
MDCK | U6 | shRNA; influenza nucleoproteins | In vitro | [256], 2009 |
HepG2 | U6 | shRNA; HBV genome | In vitro | [255], 2009 |
HEK293, synoviocytes | CMV | miRNA; EGFP, TNF-α. Sleeping Beauty for prolonged expression. | In vitro | [247], 2011 |
Vero | U6 | shRNA; nucleoprotein of PPRV. | In vitro | [251], 2011 |
U87-M21, U87-M21 tumor in mice | CMV | miRNA-10b for inhibition of growth, invasion and angiogenesis. | In vitro, in vivo | [249], 2012 |
ASC, calvarial bone defects in mice | CMV | miRNA-26a, -29b, -148b, -196a for promoting osteogenic differentiation. | In vitro, in vivo | [250], 2014 |
HCC Mahlavu, HCC tumor in mice | CMV | lncRNA; PTENP1. Sleeping Beauty for prolonged expression. | In vitro, in vivo | [248], 2015 |
HCC Mahlavu, HCC tumor in mice | CMV | miRNA-122, -151 to combat HCC tumorigenity/metastasis. Sleeping Beauty for prolonged expression. | In vitro, in vivo | [197], 2015 |
Acknowledgments
Author Contributions
Conflicts of Interest
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Makkonen, K.-E.; Airenne, K.; Ylä-Herttulala, S. Baculovirus-mediated Gene Delivery and RNAi Applications. Viruses 2015, 7, 2099-2125. https://doi.org/10.3390/v7042099
Makkonen K-E, Airenne K, Ylä-Herttulala S. Baculovirus-mediated Gene Delivery and RNAi Applications. Viruses. 2015; 7(4):2099-2125. https://doi.org/10.3390/v7042099
Chicago/Turabian StyleMakkonen, Kaisa-Emilia, Kari Airenne, and Seppo Ylä-Herttulala. 2015. "Baculovirus-mediated Gene Delivery and RNAi Applications" Viruses 7, no. 4: 2099-2125. https://doi.org/10.3390/v7042099
APA StyleMakkonen, K. -E., Airenne, K., & Ylä-Herttulala, S. (2015). Baculovirus-mediated Gene Delivery and RNAi Applications. Viruses, 7(4), 2099-2125. https://doi.org/10.3390/v7042099