Delivery of a selectively replicating herpes simplex viral vector to the brain by convection- enhanced delivery (CED)
A virus carrier and carrier technology, applied in the direction of virus/bacteriophage, double-stranded DNA virus, virus, etc., can solve the problems of no systematic evaluation and optimization
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[0054] Malignant gliomas are the most common primary brain tumors and are almost always incurable. Key reasons for this include the highly invasive nature of these tumors, their inherent chemoresistance, and the difficulty associated with achieving therapeutic concentrations of chemotherapy in the brain without causing toxicity. Direct intraparenchymal administration of oncolytic viral vectors using convection-enhanced delivery is a promising new therapeutic strategy. But there is no evidence that an oncolytic virus as large as HSV-1 can be administered by CED. In this study, the ability to administer HSV-1 viral vectors in the gray and white matter of small (rat) and large (pig) animal models was evaluated in detail.
[0055] HSV-1-based vectors expressing the EGFP reporter gene were infused into the striatum and corpus callosum of rats and the corona radiata of pigs using infusion parameters compatible with CED. Use stereological methods to determine the...
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