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654. Efficient Gene Transfer into Retinal Cells by Modified Ad5/F35 Chimeric Adenovirus Vectors

Molecular Therapy, 2003
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F35

, 2018
Q. Claudius Quadrigarius
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Learn and Adapt, or Perish: The Case of the F35 Lightning II [PDF]

Administration & Society, 2022
We assess to what extent a (co)evolutionary macro level approach enhances our understanding of learning in governance processes. We ask the question: in what ways do actors learn to improve their chances of long-term survival in complex governance processes?
Lasse Gerrits, Peter Marks
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Intracellular trafficking and fate of chimeric adenovirus 5/F35 in human B lymphocytes

Journal of Gene Medicine, 2011
AbstractBackgroundInvestigation of the molecular processes that control the development and function of lymphocytes is essential for our understanding of humoral immunity, as well as lymphocyte‐associated pathogenesis. Adenovirus‐mediated gene transfer provides a powerful tool for investigating these processes.
Daniel Jung
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Preclinical Assessment ofFHITGene Replacement Therapy in Human Leukemia Using a Chimeric Adenovirus, Ad5/F35

Clinical Cancer Research, 2006
AbstractPurpose: Expression of the FHIT protein is lost or reduced in most solid tumors and a significant fraction of hematopoietic malignancies. Adenovirus 5 (Ad5) virus or adeno-associated viral vectors have been used to study the tumor suppressor function of FHIT in solid tumors, but these tools have not been effective in leukemias.
PICHIORRI F, TRAPASSO F, PALUMBO T, AQEILAN RI, DRUSCO A, BLASER BW, ILIOPOULOS D, CALIGIURI MA, HUEBNER K, CROCE, Carlo Maria   +9 more
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Comparison of promoter activities for efficient expression into human B cells and haematopoietic progenitors with adenovirus Ad5/F35

Journal of Immunological Methods, 2007
Adenoviral gene transfer into human B lymphocytes and haematopoietic progenitors would allow the characterization of their function on cellular growth, differentiation and survival. Efficient gene expression is however strongly dependent on the promoter used.
Carl Simard, Lucie Boyer, Nicolas Pineault   +2 more
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Efficient gene transfer into normal human B lymphocytes with the chimeric adenoviral vector AD5/F35

Journal of Immunological Methods, 2005
The failure to efficiently introduce genes into normal cells such as human B lymphocytes limits the characterization of their function on cellular growth, differentiation and survival. Recent studies have shown that a new adenoviral vector Ad5/F35 can efficiently transduce human haematopoietic CD34+ progenitor cells. In this study, we compared the gene
Daniel Jung, Sonia Neron
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F35 (=32 W-M, 32 J)

2023
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The Sony F23 and F35

2009
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Radar Cross Section of F35: Simulation and Measurement

2020 6th International Conference on Wireless and Telematics (ICWT), 2020
Radar cross section (RCS) is an important feature in radar target identification. This paper analyzes RCS of F35 aircraft at 5 GHz. The F35 model used in simulation is simplified version from real model with its small detail parts are treated as metal. The simulation is performed by using Physical Optics-supported software, FEKO.
Deri Latika Herda, Joko Suryana, Ahmad Izzuddin   +2 more
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