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1 ns, expressing the recombinant OR-I7 from an adenoviral vector.
2 he OSN cilia when expressed in vivo using an adenoviral vector.
3 of the IL-12 gene in a replication-deficient adenoviral vector.
4 fects were observed with the control (empty) adenoviral vector.
5 whether overexpression involved a plasmid or adenoviral vector.
6 hepatocyte growth factor using a recombinant adenoviral vector.
7  Matrigel plugs when compared with a control adenoviral vector.
8 V vector and subsequently with a recombinant adenoviral vector.
9 was overexpressed in SIRT1 LKO mice using an adenoviral vector.
10 ter vaccination with a replication-deficient adenoviral vector.
11 ially created N- and C-terminal-tagged Luman adenoviral vector.
12 by infecting cells with a p220 cDNA-encoding adenoviral vector.
13 e for the selective chemical modification of adenoviral vectors.
14 ses as well as nonreplicating lentiviral and adenoviral vectors.
15 dant innate and adaptive immune responses to adenoviral vectors.
16 1alpha and PGC-1beta in C2C12 myotubes using adenoviral vectors.
17 was examined using EGFP- and mRFP-expressing adenoviral vectors.
18 s and neonatal heart cells using plasmid and adenoviral vectors.
19 d packaged the coding sequence of KCNQ4 into adenoviral vectors.
20 s in innate and adaptive immune responses to adenoviral vectors.
21  of magnitude after intratumoral infusion of adenoviral vectors.
22 th systemic administration of large doses of adenoviral vectors.
23 nt8a, Wnt16, and WISP1 in the synovium using adenoviral vectors.
24  CD80/86 for efficient CD8 T cell priming by adenoviral vectors.
25 9 RNA-guided nucleases, and helper-dependent adenoviral vectors.
26 e T cell responses to tethered Ag encoded in adenoviral vectors.
27 ted efficiently with replication-incompetent adenoviral vectors.
28  in the evaluation of serologically distinct adenoviral vectors.
29 d have cross-reacting potential with non-Ad5 adenoviral vectors.
30  hPRL-encoding sequence was inserted into an adenoviral vector (16K-Ad).
31 A from a recombinant replication-incompetent adenoviral vector, achieving vaccine production within 3
32          Overexpression of activin A with an adenoviral vector (Ad-actbetaA) or treatment with recomb
33       We now report the use of a bicistronic adenoviral vector (Ad-CMV-D2R80a-IRES-HSV1-sr39tk) for l
34            We have constructed a recombinant adenoviral vector (Ad-IRF-1) that infects mammary cells
35 that received mock infected (n=5) or control adenoviral vector (Ad.eGFP; n=6) rejected the allograft
36                   We developed a regulatable adenoviral vector (Ad.mhIL-4.TRE.mhIL-13-PE) encoding a
37    Thus, we investigated the hypothesis that adenoviral vectors (Ad) could be delivered from the bare
38  at evaluating the efficacy and safety of an adenoviral vector (Ad2/betaARKct) encoding the carboxyl
39 icroscopy (cryoEM) structural analysis of an adenoviral vector, Ad35F, comprised of an adenovirus typ
40  when delivered with a replication-defective adenoviral vector [Ad5-poIRF7/3(5D)].
41  rat cortical neurons were infected with the adenoviral vector Ad5CMVcatalase and control cells were
42                                  Recombinant adenoviral vectors (adenovectors) have been subject to v
43 hether treatment with a TNF-alpha-expressing adenoviral vector (adenoviral vector with the murine TNF
44  of a soluble Tie2 receptor (ExTek) using an adenoviral vector (AdExTek) as a Tie2 inhibitor affects
45 acute genetic engineering with a recombinant adenoviral vector (AdMYH7) to genetically titrate beta-M
46  often retain wild type p53, we developed an adenoviral vector, AdRGD-PG, which provides robust trans
47                          We have constructed adenoviral vectors (Ads) that express structural genes e
48 ssed and CD63 was knocked down in mice using adenoviral vectors AdTIMP1 or AdshCD63, respectively.
49                                  Inefficient adenoviral vector (AdV)-mediated gene transfer to the ci
50 t liver detargeting and tumor retargeting of adenoviral vectors after coating with synthetic dendrime
51 rus receptor (sCAR-Fc) was expressed from an adenoviral vector and 2 short hairpin RNAs (shRdRp2.4) d
52  expression of both transgenes from a single adenoviral vector and circumvented the recombination pro
53       A vaccine platform transduced with the adenoviral vector and loaded in tandem with the recombin
54                                   Using both adenoviral vectors and a cell line permanently expressin
55  effects of foreign promoters in recombinant adenoviral vectors and suggest means to improve the util
56  (C93A) were expressed in HLECs, by using an adenoviral vector, and cell cycle progression was assess
57                                              Adenoviral vectors are being developed as vaccines again
58                                        Human adenoviral vectors are being developed for use in candid
59 y transfection strategies are available, and adenoviral vectors are in clinical trials.
60 ynergy between tumour necrosis factor and an adenoviral vector as a therapeutically relevant stimulus
61 ansduced with a clinical-grade Ad5f35CMVpp65 adenoviral vector as sources of EBV, Adv, and CMV antige
62      In earlier preclinical studies, a novel adenoviral vector-based vaccine termed AdE1-LMPpoly has
63                              We developed an adenoviral vector-based vaccine that contains hemaggluti
64     We used a replication-incompetent, human adenoviral-vector-based, haemagglutinin subtype 5 influe
65 ced by DNA priming and replication-defective adenoviral vector boosting.
66 ved method for efficient generation of novel adenoviral vectors by using direct cloning.
67                   The IRES-based bicistronic adenoviral vector can potentially be used in conjunction
68                                              Adenoviral vector can selectively and efficiently delive
69                                              Adenoviral vectors can induce T and B cell immune respon
70                             Helper-dependent adenoviral vectors can stably express a therapeutic gene
71 ii) the transfection of CD11c(+) DC using an adenoviral vector carrying a dominant negative SOCS3 gen
72 a cell monolayer or SNB19 spheroids using an adenoviral vector carrying antisense uPAR and antisense
73        Here, we introduce a helper-dependent adenoviral vector carrying the mifepristone (Mfp)-induci
74                     In the treated group, an adenoviral vector carrying the vIL-10 gene was concurren
75 3, and 5 hours after injury) transduced with adenoviral vectors carrying IL8RA, IL8RB, and IL8RA/RB (
76 nd endothelial function in rats treated with adenoviral vectors carrying the CYP4A2 construct.
77  patients were vaccinated using heterologous adenoviral vectors (ChAd3-NSmut and Ad6-NSmut) encoding
78 it short-lived, by a single vaccination with adenoviral vectors coding for a liver-stage antigen (ME.
79 t we believe to be a novel dominant-negative adenoviral vector containing a mutant RAD50 gene that si
80 lar injection of recombinant vasohibin or an adenoviral vector containing a vasohibin expression cass
81 sduction in the presence of vitreous with an adenoviral vector containing an IL-12-coding transgene i
82 ammary tumor virus-Cre mice or by delivering adenoviral vector containing Cre to mouse salivary gland
83                                A recombinant adenoviral vector containing hGSTA4-4 gene was construct
84                                           An adenoviral vector containing human SPARC was used to inc
85 demonstrates that systemic therapy with this adenoviral vector containing p53 is feasible.
86 tive knockdown of PKG in cardiomyocytes with adenoviral vector containing short hairpin RNA of PKG al
87                                           An adenoviral vector containing the decorin transgene cause
88 nsduction efficiency of a Group C serotype 5 adenoviral vector containing the fiber domain derived fr
89                                   AdV-tk, an adenoviral vector containing the herpes simplex virus th
90  feasibility of administering Ad5CMV-p53, an adenoviral vector containing the wild-type p53 gene to p
91 n astrocytes of mouse cortex by injection of adenoviral vectors containing a strong and astrocyte-spe
92                           Through the use of adenoviral vectors containing either dominant-negative (
93  Adult rat cardiomyocytes were infected with adenoviral vectors containing hPKGIalpha or catalyticall
94                                 In addition, adenoviral vectors containing the cytomegalovirus immedi
95 lls by a mutant IkappaBalpha super-repressor adenoviral vector decreased the CXCR4 mRNA expression an
96 ts configured with PABT/PEI(PDT)/HL-tethered adenoviral vectors demonstrated both site-specific arter
97 nfection strategies and provide insights for adenoviral vector development and structure-based design
98 ouse corneas infected with Slurp1-expressing adenoviral vectors displayed reduced signs of inflammati
99 r NF-kappaB p50 protein (A-p50) utilizing an adenoviral vector employing the H1 RNA polymerase III pr
100 ed to increase in both untreated and control adenoviral vector (empty adenovirus type 5 backbone)-tre
101 thway, rats were intravenously injected with adenoviral vector encoding a decoy VEGF receptor (Ad-Flk
102 ritic cells transduced with the adjuvant, an adenoviral vector encoding a dominant negative isoform o
103 T- and B-cell function) were treated with an adenoviral vector encoding adenovirus expressed (Adv)-IK
104                     Infection of CMs with an adenoviral vector encoding constitutively active SGK1 (A
105  Intranodally injected adenoviral VEGF-C and adenoviral vector encoding control gene LacZ induced mac
106  neural targets of the VMHdm by injecting an adenoviral vector encoding Cre recombinase (Cre)-regulat
107                         Administration of an adenoviral vector encoding Cre recombinase into the sali
108                Finally, gene therapy with an adenoviral vector encoding for the release of the anti-i
109 of intratumoral delivery of a nonreplicating adenoviral vector encoding mda-7/IL-24 (Ad.mda-7) and a
110                 Intravitreal injection of an adenoviral vector encoding sFRP1 in mice produced a tite
111 e demonstrated that intratumoral delivery of adenoviral vector encoding single-chain (sc)IL-23 (Ad.sc
112 d use of Ad.Egr-TNF, a replication-defective adenoviral vector encoding the cDNA for TNF-alpha under
113 rats by intramyocardial administration of an adenoviral vector encoding thioredoxin-1 (Ad.Trx1).
114 results suggest that local administration of adenoviral vectors encoding betaARKct into the jugular v
115                                              Adenoviral vectors encoding hepatitis C virus (HCV) nons
116 ly reduced by cotreatment with sorafenib and adenoviral vectors encoding hOCT1 under the control of t
117                              One week later, adenoviral vectors encoding human IL-10 (AdIL-10) or bet
118 dmixed with skin fibroblasts transduced with adenoviral vectors encoding human IL-2 (hIL-2) and hCD40
119 in vitro experiments with HSCs infected with adenoviral vectors encoding LacZ, Dyn2K44A, or Dyn2WT.
120 ing modified vaccinia virus Ankara (MVA) and adenoviral vectors encoding ME.TRAP can enhance both sho
121 B/c (L. monocytogenes-susceptible) mice with adenoviral vectors encoding natural L. monocytogenes-der
122 s with plasmid DNA and replication-defective adenoviral vectors encoding SIV proteins and then challe
123 ion of XBP1 was knocked down by injection of adenoviral vectors encoding small hairpin RNAs against X
124 his effect was enhanced by co-treatment with adenoviral vectors encoding SOX17.
125 and why this is so, we have generated potent adenoviral vectors encoding the endogenous tumor Ags (TA
126 ted that immunizing mice with plasmid DNA or adenoviral vectors encoding this chimeric Gag did not si
127  overexpression mediated by helper-dependent adenoviral vectors exerted significant effects on plaque
128            In the current study, by using an adenoviral vector expressing a dominant-negative Stat3 i
129 (Notch) osteoblastic cells by transducing an adenoviral vector expressing constitutively active NFATc
130 WT) mice (8-10 weeks old) were injected with adenoviral vector expressing Cre recombinase (Ad-Cre; 2
131  by peri-infarct intramyocardial delivery of adenoviral vector expressing cyclin A2 (n =32) or empty
132  mice treated with a replication incompetent adenoviral vector expressing Dectin-Fc had attenuated gr
133 002 and by transduction of the cells with an adenoviral vector expressing dominant negative Akt.
134 lymphoblastoid cell lines transduced with an adenoviral vector expressing either LMP2 alone (n = 17)
135           Intramuscular administration of an adenoviral vector expressing Fstl1 (Ad-Fstl1) accelerate
136 e treated with either the Ad-U(L)20 Rz or an adenoviral vector expressing green fluorescent protein (
137                           A helper-dependent adenoviral vector expressing human factor VIII was admin
138          Given previous work showing that an adenoviral vector expressing IFN-beta (Ad.IFNbeta) was h
139 linical trials using a replication-defective adenoviral vector expressing IFN-beta have shown promisi
140 s studied in tumor-bearing mice treated with adenoviral vector expressing IL-12 and agonistic anti-4-
141 ular infection, mice were transduced with an adenoviral vector expressing murine IFN-beta (Ad:IFN-bet
142  To explore this hypothesis, we generated an adenoviral vector expressing MyD88 and show that Ad-MyD8
143               Infarcted hearts injected with adenoviral vector expressing Notch intracellular domain
144            We constructed a helper-dependent adenoviral vector expressing rabbit urokinase plasminoge
145   Transplantation of islets infected with an adenoviral vector expressing sCD40-Ig resulted in allogr
146 ated by prior exposure of chondrocytes to an adenoviral vector expressing sense Bcl-2.
147 ration from tumor spheroids transfected with adenoviral vector expressing siRNA against MMP-2.
148 nduced angiogenesis in mouse tissues with an adenoviral vector expressing VEGF-A(164) (Ad-VEGF-A(164)
149 ypes can be generated in mouse tissues by an adenoviral vector expressing VEGF-A(164).
150 llele (IGF-1R(flox/flox)) were infected with adenoviral vectors expressing Cre.
151                                              Adenoviral vectors expressing ECSOD, ECSOD(R213G) or bet
152                Prophylactic vaccination with adenoviral vectors expressing either TRP-2 (Ad-Ii-TRP-2)
153  deliver replication-incompetent recombinant adenoviral vectors expressing gene products from several
154 derived from dendritic cells transduced with adenoviral vectors expressing IL-10, IL-4, or Fas ligand
155 rway epithelium by intratracheal delivery of adenoviral vectors expressing RelA (AdRelA) or a dominan
156 by suppressing their endogenous levels using adenoviral vectors expressing specific small interfering
157                   In protocol A, we injected adenoviral vectors expressing TBX18 (or the reporter con
158 ing floxed IGF-1R alleles were infected with adenoviral vectors expressing the Cre recombinase (Ad-Cr
159 ERS-CoV infection by prior transduction with adenoviral vectors expressing the human host-cell recept
160 xpressing Cyclo-oxygenase-2 by 600-fold, and adenoviral vectors expressing the pro-apoptotic gene Bax
161         Initial studies examined PKD through adenoviral vector expression of wild type PKD, constitut
162 l cardiac myocytes, and incorporated into an adenoviral vector for expression in adult cardiac ventri
163 mma mimetic peptides were introduced into an adenoviral vector for intracellular expression.
164 o overcome these hurdles in order to develop adenoviral vectors for combination of systemic oncolytic
165 ne the feasibility of using helper-dependent adenoviral vectors for expression of shRNA in liver, we
166 antibodies, which can selectively immobilize adenoviral vectors for gene delivery of growth factors.
167 ignificant hurdle in clinical application of adenoviral vectors for gene therapy, but it is an attrac
168 optimization and development of HAdV-5-based adenoviral vectors for gene therapy.
169 o, the application of recombinant E1-deleted adenoviral vectors for in vivo gene therapy has been lim
170                      However, the utility of adenoviral vectors for vascular gene transfer is limited
171 genital administration of an IL-4-expressing adenoviral vector greatly increased in vivo ESC prolifer
172           Mice that expressed VEGFC from the adenoviral vector had increased lymphatic vessel density
173                                           An adenoviral vector harboring human GDNF was injected unil
174                We also generated a series of adenoviral vectors harboring mutant NOS II genes that ex
175       Third-generation or "helper-dependent" adenoviral vectors have achieved prolonged recombinant g
176                                  Recombinant adenoviral vectors have been widely used for gene therap
177                                              Adenoviral vectors have long been forerunners in the dev
178                                              Adenoviral vectors have shown great promise as vaccine c
179 ease transgene expression from high-capacity adenoviral vectors (HCAd), but not from first-generation
180  clones, gene correction by helper-dependent adenoviral vector (HDAdV) or Transcription Activator-Lik
181                                      Because adenoviral vector immunization alone can elicit substant
182             Overexpression of resistin using adenoviral vector in neonatal rat ventricular myocytes w
183 er vaccination with a rhesus macaque-derived adenoviral vector in rhesus macaques enhances mucosal CD
184           Despite the utility of recombinant adenoviral vectors in basic research, their therapeutic
185 ne responses should be considered when using adenoviral vectors in gene therapy and genetic vaccines.
186                                 Studies with adenoviral vectors in isolated hepatocytes confirm that
187  SK-N-DZ neuroblastoma cells transduced with adenoviral vectors in the presence of versican respond w
188 portant role in innate immune elimination of adenoviral vectors in vivo.
189 s indicate that the use of a capsid-modified adenoviral vector, in combination with TRAIL expression,
190 fects of RII phosphorylation, we constructed adenoviral vectors incorporating mutants which mimic pho
191  of TEFalpha and TEFbeta in A10 cells, using adenoviral vectors, increased expression of endogenous t
192          Elevation of PGC-1alpha in mice via adenoviral vectors increases the levels of heme precurso
193    Chronic central administration of MCH and adenoviral vectors increasing MCH signaling were perform
194  The results showed that vaccination with an adenoviral vector indeed increases activation of mucosal
195  of Mcl-1 using a Mcl-1 antisense-expressing adenoviral vector induced apoptotic cell death, which wa
196        The overexpression of miR-375 with an adenoviral vector inhibited alveolar epithelial trans-di
197 Gax expression using a replication-deficient adenoviral vector inhibited human umbilical vein endothe
198 y of nNOS cDNA using a replication-deficient adenoviral vector into nNOS-/- CGN abolished alcohol-ind
199 oglycan-sarcospan complex when introduced by adenoviral vector into the skeletal muscle of previously
200               Traditionally, construction of adenoviral vectors is complex and time consuming.
201 impediment to successful cancer therapy with adenoviral vectors is the inefficient transduction of ma
202                 The long-term persistence of adenoviral vectors may be highly advantageous for their
203              We have examined the ability of adenoviral vector mediated local production of sCD40-imm
204                          Herein we show that adenoviral vectors mediated effective NOS II gene transf
205 itro and on tumor growth in animal models by adenoviral vector-mediated cotransfer of wild-type FHIT
206 y in mouse neuroblastoma Neuro2a cells after adenoviral vector-mediated delivery of an adFNDI mutant
207 stems, Rac1 activity was manipulated through adenoviral vector-mediated delivery of constitutively ac
208 s were exposed to inhibitors or subjected to adenoviral vector-mediated gene manipulations and then t
209 m-dependent action was further studied using adenoviral vector-mediated gene transfer of dominant neg
210 at enforced expression of wild-type 101F6 by adenoviral vector-mediated gene transfer significantly i
211                                              Adenoviral vector-mediated in vivo transduction was used
212 c effects of gene deletion were addressed by adenoviral vector-mediated rescue of the neurophysiologi
213 nd suggest that E1B 19K-deleted, replicating adenoviral vectors might induce greater inflammatory res
214 ression of periostin in cell culture, via an adenoviral vector, nor stimulation with recombinant prot
215                         Overexpression of an adenoviral vector of native IRS1, IRS2, and Akt dominant
216                      Prior immunization with adenoviral vectors of alternative human or simian seroty
217 cts of forced expression of PPARgamma via an adenoviral vector on morphologic and biochemical feature
218 essed by interstitial cells infected with an adenoviral vector or by tumor cells, upsets the normal c
219  cultured keratinocytes by transduction with adenoviral vectors or inhibited with PKC-selective inhib
220                     We found that a chimeric adenoviral vector overcame the inherent resistance of pr
221 o/fl) and Flna (o/fl)/ LC mice with AdPCSK9 (adenoviral vector overexpressing proprotein convertase s
222 king the kappa opioid receptor (kappaOR) and adenoviral vectors overexpressing or silencing kappaOR w
223 gnificantly reduced following infection with adenoviral vectors overexpressing SOCS1.
224                                    Using the adenoviral vector paradigm, there are three broad strate
225      Importantly, via its compatibility with adenoviral vectors, pMAGIC uniquely enables use of dCas9
226 aft HIF-1alpha overexpression induced via an adenoviral vector prolonged airway microvascular perfusi
227 that a genetically engineered RSV-F-encoding adenoviral vector provides protective immunity against R
228                                  Recombinant adenoviral vectors (rAds) are lead vaccine candidates fo
229                                  Recombinant adenoviral vectors (rAds) are the most potent recombinan
230  and early signaling response to recombinant adenoviral vectors (rAdV).
231                    Treatment efficacy of the adenoviral vectors released from the MMP responsive SELP
232  cell activation and function in response to adenoviral vectors remain largely undefined.
233   What regulate(s) potent B cell response to adenoviral vectors remains incompletely defined.
234 of immunocompetent mice with low doses of an adenoviral vector resulted in persistent HBV infection;
235 A-B35 expression at physiological levels via adenoviral vector resulted in significantly increased en
236 ase and mitochondrial-targeted catalase with adenoviral vectors reversed the dicumarol-induced cytoto
237          Previous studies have described the adenoviral vector RGDTKSSTR with a double-expression cas
238 and/or mitochondrial targeted catalase using adenoviral vectors significantly protected PC-3 cells fr
239 er vaccination with a rhesus macaque-derived adenoviral vector (simian adenovirus 7 [SAdV-7]) enhance
240  cancer cell line (HT29) transfected with an adenoviral vector that expressed Ad VP16hLXRalpha, compa
241 r by injection of RPE cells infected with an adenoviral vector that expressed CTGF.
242  hepatic c-myc in c-myc(fl/fl) mice using an adenoviral vector that expresses Cre recombinase.
243 ght on this, we developed a helper-dependent adenoviral vector that expresses the genetically encoded
244 inhibition of NF-kappaB by infection with an adenoviral vector that expresses the IkappaBalpha super-
245 the fiber protein produced a ligand-modified adenoviral vector that mediated 14-fold-better transduct
246       Here we discuss the unique features of adenoviral vectors that enable tissue specific and effic
247 njection, and suggest that already developed adenoviral vectors that encode secreted factors could po
248                                    Oncolytic adenoviral vectors that express immunostimulatory transg
249 elial NKCC1 and chloride secretion utilizing adenoviral vectors that express shRNAs targeting human P
250 , we treated Apoe-/- mice with apoE-encoding adenoviral vectors that induce plaque regression, and in
251 icient activation of host B cell response to adenoviral vectors that leads to the generation of prote
252 itreous injection of RPE cells infected with adenoviral vectors that overexpress CTGF induced fibroti
253  using plasmid cotransfection or bicistronic adenoviral vectors, the retargeted H proteins could medi
254     Following transduction with E1-deficient adenoviral vectors, these CTLs produced infectious virus
255 g hydrodynamic injection or high doses of an adenoviral vector; these lead to clearance of HBV.
256 this study, we used a tetracycline-inducible adenoviral vector to express a truncated CBF-B subunit,
257                  This trial used a prototype adenoviral vector to express aquaporin-1 (AQP1), presuma
258 NTS GABAergic neurons were targeted using an adenoviral vector to express enhanced green fluorescent
259           Specifically, mice treated with an adenoviral vector to overexpress IFN-lambda during influ
260  in preBotC astrocytes bilaterally (using an adenoviral vector to specifically express tetanus toxin
261 o this study, the authors used a recombinant adenoviral vector to transiently introduce OMP into olfa
262 lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus model and adenoviral vectors to compare a vaccine expressing unmod
263     These studies indicate the usefulness of adenoviral vectors to deliver leishmanial antigens in a
264 s the feasibility of using recombinant human adenoviral vectors to detect nodal metastases in a human
265                                      We used adenoviral vectors to express Nor-1 in normal liver (Ad/
266 lls (HUVEC) were transduced with recombinant adenoviral vectors to express wild-type, constitutively
267 llular protein that restricts the ability of adenoviral vectors to infect cancer cells.
268 r could be achieved by direct application of adenoviral vectors to the epicardial surface, use of pol
269  perfusion strategy, optimized for efficient Adenoviral vector transduction, was utilized to deliver
270            We initiated HBV infection via an adenoviral vector transferring a 1.3-fold overlength HBV
271 hese data implicate versican G1 in enhancing adenoviral vector transgene expression in a hyaluronic a
272 hanism of hyaluronan-mediated enhancement of adenoviral vector transgene expression.
273  can either enhance or diminish apoptosis in adenoviral vector-treated and TNF-treated hepatocytes, i
274 intracerebroventricular (ICV) delivery in an adenoviral vector triggers the addition of new neurons t
275                              Most engineered adenoviral vectors use a heterologous promoter to transc
276                                              Adenoviral vectors used in gene therapy induce inflammat
277 ose of ChAdOx1 MERS, a replication-deficient adenoviral vectored vaccine expressing MERS-CoV spike pr
278                  Vaccination with potent HCV adenoviral vectored vaccines fails to restore T-cell imm
279 te that coformulation of Ab and poxviral- or adenoviral-vectored vaccines induces significantly incre
280 increase in hepatic F.IX expression from the adenoviral vector was achieved despite in vitro T cell r
281                             In addition, the adenoviral vector was not integrated into the genome of
282 cking Tie-2 receptor-interaction pathway, an adenoviral vector was used to deliver a recombinant sing
283             We demonstrate that the yield of adenoviral vectors was lower in over-confluent 293 cells
284                                     Using an adenoviral vector, we generated mice overexpressing smad
285           Using RNAi and a new generation of adenoviral vector, we have silenced hepatic SREBP-1 in n
286          To address this context problem for adenoviral vectors, we have engineered a "context-specif
287                                              Adenoviral vectors were also injected directly into tumo
288 ructurally different replication-incompetent adenoviral vectors were engineered that express (1) an i
289                                              Adenoviral vectors were generated for TGFbetaRI (AdTGFbe
290                                              Adenoviral vectors were used to express Slurp1 in cornea
291                                              Adenoviral vectors were used to induce transient overexp
292                                              Adenoviral vectors were used to overexpress fibulin-3 wi
293  systemic administration of an E1/E3-deleted adenoviral vector, which is known to induce a cytotoxic
294                             Helper-dependent adenoviral vectors will be useful agents for vascular ge
295                                   We used an adenoviral vector with a catecholaminergic-selective pro
296 orated into a replication-incompetent type-5 adenoviral vector with a cytomegalovirus promoter.
297 s A1 and A2 were fluorescently labeled by an adenoviral vector with noradrenergic-specific promoter.
298     Therefore, we created a helper-dependent adenoviral vector with the mitochondria-targeting peroxi
299 th a TNF-alpha-expressing adenoviral vector (adenoviral vector with the murine TNF-alpha transgene un
300 induced by the brain delivery of recombinant adenoviral vectors with neuronal-specific expression of

 
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