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2016 Institute of Molecular Biomedicine

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Peter Celec

Gene Therapy

Definition

Principles

Classification

Vectors

Clinics

Issues

Gene therapy

Definition

All approaches for the treatment of diseases that use

nucleic acids and genetic engineering

Principles of gene therapy

Gene substitution

Killing of target cells

Mutation repair

Targeted inhibition of gene expression

Principles of gene therapy

Gene substitution

Normal phenotypeDiseased cells

Principles of gene therapy

Killing of target cells

Target cells

Principles of gene therapy

Killing of target cells

Prodrug

Target cells

Principles of gene therapy

Killing of target cells by activation of the immune system

Foreign antigen

Cytokine gene

Target cells

Target cells

Immune cells

Principles of gene therapy

Mutation repair

Diseased cells Normal phenotype

Principles of gene therapy

Targeted inhibition of gene expression

Diseased cellsInhibition

Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2006

Andrew Z. Fire Craig C. Mello

1/2 of the prize 1/2 of the prize

USA USA

Stanford University School of

Medicine

Stanford, CA, USA

University of Massachusetts

Medical School

Worcester, MA, USA

b. 1959 b. 1960

"for their discovery of RNA

interference - gene

silencing by double-

stranded RNA"

Principles of gene therapy

RNA interference

Classification of gene therapy

According to the used nucleic acid

– DNA based

– RNA based

Classification of gene therapy

According to the target cell type

– Somatic

– Germline

Classification of gene therapy

Classification of gene therapy

According to the approach

– In vivo

– Ex vivo

Classification of gene therapy

According to the approach

Vectors

Viral vectors

Retrovirus

Adenovirus

Adeno-associated virus

Herpesvirus

Alfavirus

...

Non-viral vectors

Naked or coated DNA

Various physico-chemical

transport systems

Non-viral vectors

Plasmids PCR products

Injection of naked DNA

Elektroporation

Gene gun

Lipoplexes

Polyplexes

Oligodeoxynucleotides

Bacterial vectors

Bactofection

– Listeria

– Escherichia

– Salmonella

Alternative gene therapy

Bactofection

Alternative gene therapy

Transkingdom RNAi

Transkingdom RNAi

lysteriolysin

Bacterial vectors and cancer

Targeting organelles

Clinics

1989/1990 – first clinical study

Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID)

Retroviral vector

Integrating into the chromosome

Ex vivo

Clinics

Clinics

Clinics

Antioxidative gene therapy

Antioxidative gene therapy

DNA vaccination

DNA vaccination - bacteria

Bactofection

Bactofection

Alternative gene therapy

Alternative gene therapy

CRISPR/Cas9

CRISPR/Cas9

CRISPR/Cas9

http://zlab.mit.edu/

Gene therapy issues

Ethics

Gene transfer

– Safety

– Efficiency

– Specificity

– Regulation of expression

Topics

Sleeping Beauty transposon system

AAV induced immune response

Zinc finger endonucleases

SCID GT trial

Ethics – doping, embryonal GT

miRNA for targeting

iPS cells

GT restores vision

GT restores hearing

€ 1.1 million

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