Figure 21 : les vecteurs Ad gutless

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Figure 21: les vecteurs Ad gutless (A) présentation schématique de l’organisation du génome de l’Ad. (B) Les vecteurs gutless contiennent le promoteur et le transgène, les séquences ITR et la séquence d’encapsidation . Les génes Ad essentiels pour la production sont apportés par un virus auxiliaire délété de E1 et E3 et possédant une séquence  flanquée de sites loxP (C) Les vecteurs AD gutless sont produits dans les cellules 293 (apportant E1 et la recombinase Cre), par transfection transitoire de la construction vecteur et infection avec le virus auxiliaire. L’empaquetage du virus auxiliaire est empêchée par l’excision de la séquence  par recombinaison Cre/LoxP. D’après Kootstra & Verma, 2003.

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