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• W1982481522 abstract "Vaccinia virus (VACV) has emerged as an attractive tool in oncolytic virotherapy. VACV replication efficiency plays a crucial role in the therapeutic outcome. However, little is known about the influence of host factors on viral replication efficiency and permissiveness of a host cell line to infection and oncolysis. In this study, replication of the attenuated VACV GLV-1h68 strain and three wild-type VACV isolates was determined in two autologous human melanoma cell lines (888-MEL and 1936-MEL). Host gene expression and viral gene expression in infected cells were evaluated via respective expression array platforms. Microarray analyses followed by sequential statistical approaches characterized human genes that change specifically due to virus infection. Viral gene transcription correlated with viral replication in a time-dependent manner. A set of human genes revealed strong correlations with the respective viral gene expression. Finally we identified a set of human genes with possible predictive value for viral replication in an independent dataset. The results demonstrate a probable correlation between viral replication, early gene expression, and the respective host response, and thus a possible involvement of human host factors in viral early replication. The characterization of human target genes that influence viral replication could help answer the question of host cell permissiveness to oncolytic virotherapy and provide important information for the development of novel recombinant vaccinia viruses with improved features to enhance replication rate and hence trigger therapeutic outcome. Reinboth and colleagues use a whole genome human array and a custom-made vaccinia virus (VACV) array to simultaneously analyze viral and host gene expression. Using this approach they identify a set of human genes that may influence viral replication and help to answer questions pertaining to host cell permissiveness during oncolytic virotherapy." @default.
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• W1982481522 date "2012-10-01" @default.
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• W1982481522 title "Correlates Between Host and Viral Transcriptional Program Associated with Different Oncolytic Vaccinia Virus Isolates" @default.
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