The spectacular developments achieved in biology and biotechnology over the past few decades have completely modified biomedical research and opened up unprecedented therapeutic possibilities. In addition to the now classical genomics/post-genomics methods, these advances include the phenomenon of RNA interference, gene network building, ex vivo and in vivo gene transfer, and the construction of human disease models using various animal species. The treatment of obesity is a convincing example of such possibilities and of the power of gene transfer methods. Numerous diseases can benefit from gene therapy, particularly neurodegenerative diseases (brain and eye), currently lacking ...
Significant progress in the screening for alveolar hydatid disease has reduced the incidence of this...
Gene therapy is considered to be particularly useful for the treatment of monogenetic primary immun...
The eye is a complex organ, which provides one of our most important senses, sight. The retina is th...
Laboratory mice stem from specimens belonging to different species of the Mus genus, bred since time...
The 15 years straddling the end of the XXth and the beginning of the XXIst centuries saw spectacular...
L’étude des mécanismes de déclenchement et de l’évolution des maladies infectieuses nécessite une ap...
À partir des années 1990, les techniques de transgenèse utilisées chez la souris ont commencé à être...
Successful new drug development has declined in psychiatry in the last decades. This is in part the ...
After 25 years of ups and downs, gene therapy has reached adulthood as a scientific discipline and w...
Transgenesis is the introduction of a new gene in a whole organism to generate animal lines harbouri...
Summary Cell therapy has emerged as a strategy for the treatment of various human diseases. Cells ca...
Novel therapeutic approaches are being introduced for genetic muscle diseases such as muscle dystrop...
Multiple system atrophy (MSA) is a rare, rapidly progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects ...
G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are the largest class of membrane proteins in the human genome. ...
This article shows how dogs can help identify the causes of genetic diseases homologous between ...
Significant progress in the screening for alveolar hydatid disease has reduced the incidence of this...
Gene therapy is considered to be particularly useful for the treatment of monogenetic primary immun...
The eye is a complex organ, which provides one of our most important senses, sight. The retina is th...
Laboratory mice stem from specimens belonging to different species of the Mus genus, bred since time...
The 15 years straddling the end of the XXth and the beginning of the XXIst centuries saw spectacular...
L’étude des mécanismes de déclenchement et de l’évolution des maladies infectieuses nécessite une ap...
À partir des années 1990, les techniques de transgenèse utilisées chez la souris ont commencé à être...
Successful new drug development has declined in psychiatry in the last decades. This is in part the ...
After 25 years of ups and downs, gene therapy has reached adulthood as a scientific discipline and w...
Transgenesis is the introduction of a new gene in a whole organism to generate animal lines harbouri...
Summary Cell therapy has emerged as a strategy for the treatment of various human diseases. Cells ca...
Novel therapeutic approaches are being introduced for genetic muscle diseases such as muscle dystrop...
Multiple system atrophy (MSA) is a rare, rapidly progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects ...
G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are the largest class of membrane proteins in the human genome. ...
This article shows how dogs can help identify the causes of genetic diseases homologous between ...
Significant progress in the screening for alveolar hydatid disease has reduced the incidence of this...
Gene therapy is considered to be particularly useful for the treatment of monogenetic primary immun...
The eye is a complex organ, which provides one of our most important senses, sight. The retina is th...