FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2083936623> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2083936623 endingPage "91" @default.
• W2083936623 startingPage "79" @default.
• W2083936623 abstract "Current curative strategies for prostate cancer are restricted to the primary tumour, and the effect of treatments to control metastatic disease is not sustained. Therefore, the application of gene therapy to prostate cancer is an attractive alternative. Baculoviruses are highly restricted insect viruses, which can enter, but not replicate in mammalian cells. Baculoviruses can incorporate large amounts of extra genetic material, and will express transgenes in mammalian cells when under the control of a mammalian or strong viral promoter. Successful gene delivery has been achieved both in vitro and in vivo and into both dividing and nondividing cells, which is important since prostate cancers divide relatively slowly. In addition, the envelope protein gp64 is sufficiently mutable to allow targeted transduction of particular cell types. In this review, the advantages of using baculoviruses for prostate cancer gene therapy are explored, and the mechanisms of viral entry and transgene expression are described." @default.
• W2083936623 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2083936623 creator A5028979083 @default.
• W2083936623 creator A5028992820 @default.
• W2083936623 creator A5037135164 @default.
• W2083936623 date "2003-01-01" @default.
• W2083936623 modified "2023-09-29" @default.
• W2083936623 title "Baculoviruses as Vectors for Gene Therapy against Human Prostate Cancer" @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1480716045 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1516646376 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1517373012 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1539947129 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1756163728 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1831598597 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1912596646 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1927168321 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1929606806 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1964315952 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1968391853 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1968520363 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1969426350 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1972141899 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1972862586 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1980920176 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1982650273 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1984421706 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1992180249 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W1993001290 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2003904826 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2005468624 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2005658600 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2006351633 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2017248632 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2019845113 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2021345893 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2022650388 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2024764099 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2025816791 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2027813786 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2028909212 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2029839079 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2031292441 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2036014673 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2036902495 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2041727225 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2045158748 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2054493142 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2055193979 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2058652467 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2063145332 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2065756988 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2068026898 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2070035020 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2076003033 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2076780311 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2082593015 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2089564193 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2093578697 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2096466927 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2105697410 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2106745962 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2112331345 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2116519871 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2119498791 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2135907817 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2137089163 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2139148987 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2139932658 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2140836172 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2143650397 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2145028780 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2150770791 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2156412351 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2175589106 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2276037606 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2319231970 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2322649834 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2328768986 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2333046356 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2402601946 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W262100597 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W2809089305 @default.
• W2083936623 cites W71698754 @default.
• W2083936623 doi "https://doi.org/10.1155/s1110724303209049" @default.
• W2083936623 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/323953" @default.
• W2083936623 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12721513" @default.
• W2083936623 hasPublicationYear "2003" @default.
• W2083936623 type Work @default.
• W2083936623 sameAs 2083936623 @default.
• W2083936623 citedByCount "25" @default.
• W2083936623 countsByYear W20839366232012 @default.
• W2083936623 countsByYear W20839366232013 @default.
• W2083936623 countsByYear W20839366232016 @default.
• W2083936623 countsByYear W20839366232018 @default.
• W2083936623 countsByYear W20839366232020 @default.
• W2083936623 countsByYear W20839366232023 @default.
• W2083936623 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2083936623 hasAuthorship W2083936623A5028979083 @default.

• next