Modulation of DC subsets in skin after Gene Gun adminstration of immuno-modulatory agents

Studies have continued and data obtained on the effects of biolistic (Gene Gun) delivery of vectors engineered to express distinct chemokines at the local skin site of mice. In particular, attention has been focussed on the recruitment of distinct subsets of DC to skin. This work, which is being performed in collaboration with PowderMed, a former SME now owned by Pfizer, may lead to the development of more targeted strategies to induce distinct T cell responses using this technology. A publication has resulted from this work.

• cell type
• T cell,
• dendritic cell

• organ type
• skin

• organism type
• Mus musculus

• molecule type
• chemokine,
• cloning vector

• experimental design type
• genetic modification design: knock-in experiment

created over 15 years ago (2 March 2009)    last modified over 13 years ago (28 September 2011)   [ RDF ]   [ RelFinder ]