Thursday, May 30, 2019

Creative Biogene Releases Viral Vectors Toold to Apply in The Delivery of Genetic Material into Cells

New York - May 30th, 2019 - Creative Biogene, as a US-based manufacturer and provider of genomics and proteomics products and services, aiming to help researchers explore questions about gene discovery, regulation, and function, recently launches viral vector tools that can be applied in the delivery of genetic materials into cells.

At present, viral vectors have been widely used as gene delivery vectors. Transduction typically results in higher gene delivery efficiency, sometimes almost 100%, compared to conventional transfection methods. These are particularly useful for gene delivery into primary or stem cells, which is stubborn for conventional transfection methods. However, building a viral vector is a laborious process, and to date most commercial services in the field are too expensive or user unfriendly. With years of experience, Creative Biogene has launched the powerful QVirus platform for lentiviruses, retroviruses, adeno-associated viruses (AAV), adenoviruses, retroviruses, oncolytic viruses and more.

Moreover, the QVirus platform in Creative Biogene can support various application, including Viral Delivery Systems for Gene Therapy, RNA-guided Nucleases (RGNs) Based CRISPR-Cas9, RNA Interference and Chimeric Antigen Receptor (CAR) T Cells etc.

Gene therapy is the intracellular delivery of genomic material (transgenic) into specific cells to produce a therapeutic effect by correcting existing abnormalities or providing new functions to the cells. Many types of gene delivery systems have been applied to gene therapy to restore specific gene functions or to shut down specific genes. The ultimate goal of gene therapy is to administer appropriate materials alone to replace defective or missing genes.

One of the currently available successful gene therapy systems is viral vectors such as retroviruses, adenoviruses, lentiviruses, adeno-associated viruses, herpes viruses, human foam viruses (HFV) and poxviruses. All viral vector genomes can be modified by deleting certain regions of their genome, making their replication turbulent and safer, but the system has problems such as its significant immunogenicity leading to the induction of the inflammatory system, an the degradation of the transduced tissue.

‘In the past few years, viral vectors with specific receptors have been designed that can transfer transgenes to some other specific cells that are not their natural target cells.’ Said Marcia Brady, the marketing director of Creative Biogene, she also claimed, ‘Our mature Qvirus platform will always back up the related research of viral vectors.’

About Creative Biogene

Creative Biogene offers unique tools and services for research discoveries and product development in the areas of biological and biomedical research. With the support of in-house experts and years of experience, Creative Biogene has become the premier provider of innovative technologies in order to promote the development in gene discovery, regulation, and function.

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