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Sophie Durand

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Dominique Aubert; Virginie Pichard; Sophie Durand; Philippe Moullier; Nicolas Ferry
Cytotoxic immune response after retroviral-mediated hepatic gene transfer in rat does not preclude expression from adeno-associated virus 1 transduced muscles.
Guillaume Podevin; Virginie Pichard; Sophie Durand; Dominique Aubert; Yves Héloury; Nicolas Ferry
In-vivo retroviral gene transfer to the liver is cancelled by an immune response against the corrected cells. Can it be avoided?
Dominique Aubert; Séverine Ménoret; Estelle Chiari; Virginie Pichard; Sophie Durand; Laurent Tesson; Philippe Moullier; Ignacio Anegon; Nicolas Ferry
Cytotoxic immune response blunts long-term transgene expression after efficient retroviral-mediated hepatic gene transfer in rat.

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2003: Dominique Aubert; Virginie Pichard; Sophie Durand; Philippe Moullier; Nicolas Ferry
Cytotoxic immune response after retroviral-mediated hepatic gene transfer in rat does not preclude expression from adeno-associated virus 1 transduced muscles.
Human gene therapy 2003;14(5):473-81.
2002: Guillaume Podevin; Virginie Pichard; Sophie Durand; Dominique Aubert; Yves Héloury; Nicolas Ferry
In-vivo retroviral gene transfer to the liver is cancelled by an immune response against the corrected cells. Can it be avoided?
Pediatric surgery international 2002;18(7):595-9.
2002: Dominique Aubert; Séverine Ménoret; Estelle Chiari; Virginie Pichard; Sophie Durand; Laurent Tesson; Philippe Moullier; Ignacio Anegon; Nicolas Ferry
Cytotoxic immune response blunts long-term transgene expression after efficient retroviral-mediated hepatic gene transfer in rat.
Molecular therapy : the journal of the American Society of Gene Therapy 2002;5(4):388-96.

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