Capsid-modified adenoviral vectors for improved muscle-directed gene therapy.

Abstract:

:Skeletal muscle represents an attractive target tissue for adenoviral gene therapy to treat muscle disorders and as a production platform for systemic expression of therapeutic proteins. However, adenovirus serotype 5 vectors do not efficiently transduce adult muscle tissue. Here we evaluated whether capsid modifications on adenoviral vectors could improve transduction in mature murine muscle tissue. First-generation and helper-dependent serotype 5 adenoviral vectors featuring the serotype 3 knob (5/3) showed significantly increased transduction of skeletal muscle after intramuscular injection in adult mice. Furthermore, we showed that full-length dystrophin could be more efficiently transferred to muscles of mdx mice using a 5/3-modified helper-dependent adenoviral vector. In contrast to first-generation vectors, helper-dependent adenoviral vectors mediated stable marker gene expression for at least 1 year after intramuscular injection. In conclusion, 5/3 capsid-modified helper-dependent adenoviral vectors show enhanced transduction in adult murine muscle tissue and mediate long-term gene expression, suggesting the suitability of these vectors for muscle-directed gene therapy.

journal_name

Hum Gene Ther

journal_title

Human gene therapy

authors

Guse K,Suzuki M,Sule G,Bertin TK,Tyynismaa H,Ahola-Erkkilä S,Palmer D,Suomalainen A,Ng P,Cerullo V,Hemminki A,Lee B

doi

10.1089/hum.2012.003

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2012-10-01 00:00:00

pages

1065-70

issue

10

eissn

1043-0342

issn

1557-7422

journal_volume

23

pub_type

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