| Public Title | Pseudotyping Retroviral Vectors With the Ross River Virus (RRV) Envelope Glycoprotein to Target to Multiple Tissues for Therapeutic Applications | | Division | | | Lead Inventor | Sanders, David | | Public Description | By changing the ligand on a virus (pseudotyping), it is possible to redirect a therapeutic vector to transduce different cell types. Purdue researchers have pseudotyped viral vectors using the Ross River Virus (RRV) envelope glycoprotein to create recombinant viruses that possess improved cell targeting and/or transduction efficiency and overcome limitations of retroviruses pseudotyped with other commonly used envelope glycoproteins. | | Patent Status | | | Public References | | | Key Words | Biotechnology, Biotechnology/Gene & cell therapy |
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