Herpes simplex virus/Sleeping Beauty vector-based embryonic gene transfer using the HSB5 mutant: loss of apparent transposition hyperactivity in vivo.
Herpes simplex virus/Sleeping Beauty vector-based embryonic gene transfer using the HSB5 mutant: loss of apparent transposition hyperactivity in vivo.
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使用HSB5突变体进行基于单纯疱疹病毒/睡美人载体的胚胎基因转移:体内明显转座过度活性的丧失。
DOI:
10.1089/hum.2010.062
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发表时间:
2010
影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
Bowers,WilliamJ
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作者:
deSilva,Suresh;Mastrangelo,MichaelA;LottaJr,LouisT;Burris,ClarkA;Izsvak,Zsuzsanna;Ivics,Zoltan;Bowers,WilliamJ
TheSleeping Beauty(SB) transposon system has been successfully used as a gene delivery tool in nonviral and viral vector platforms. Since its initial reconstruction, a series of hyperactive mutants of SB have been generated. Questions remain as to whether the enhancedin vitroactivities of these SB transposase mutants translate to thein vivosetting, and whether such increased integration efficiencies will ultimately compromise the safety profile of the transposon platform by raising the risk of genomic insertional mutagenesis. Herein, we compared thein vivoimpact of a herpes simplex virus (HSV) amplicon-vectored “wild-type” SB transposase (SB10) and a “hyperactive” SB mutant (HSB5), codeliveredin uterowith the HSVT-βgeo transposable reporter amplicon vector to embryonic day 14.5 C57BL/6 mice. The SB10 and HSB5 transposases do not disparately affect the viability and development of injected mouse embryos. Quantitation of brain-resident βgeo expression on postnatal day 21 revealed that mice receiving HSB5 exhibited only a trending increase in transgene expression compared with the SB10-infused group, an outcome that did not mirror the marked enhancement of HSB5-mediated transposition observedin vitro.These findings indicate thatin vivoapplication of hyperactive SB mutants, although not differentially genotoxic to the developing mouse embryo, does not necessarily provide a significant therapeutic advantage over the employment of a lesser active SB when delivered in the context of the HSV/SB amplicon platform.