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	Gene Therapy Technologies, Applications and Regulations From Laboratory to Clinic Edited by ANTHONY MEAGER, The National Institute for Biological Standards and Control, UK An authoritative and comprehensive read, this book brings together, for the first time, current data previously separated in health authority and regulatory guidelines, government legislative documents, and primary literature. It combines information on gene therapy technologies and the attendant regulatory requirements for gene therapy products and procedures. With ever-increasing interest in this subject and a lack of authoritative texts to date, this is an important contribution to the field.
Contents: Current Technologies for Vector Production and Transgene Expression: Lipsomes Complexed DNA Retroviral Vectors Adenoviral Vectors Adenovirus Associated Viral Vectors Herpes Viral Vectors Other Viral Vectors Artificial Chromosomes Neo-organs The Potential of Gene Therapy in Clinical Conditions: Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID), Adenosine Deaminase Deficiency Cystic Fibrosis Haemophilias Thalassaemias Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Lysosomal Storage Disorders Hypercolesterolaemia Cancer AIDS Age-related Diseases: Arthritis, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s Disease Autoimmune Diseases: Diabetes, Multiple Sclerosis The Regulatory Aspects of Gene Therapy: Quality Considerations in the Production of Vectors and Genetically Altered Cells Preclinical Safety Testing Environmental Safety Concerns Medical Safety and Ethical Issues The Transfer of Technology from Laboratory to Clinic: Setting up GLP Conditions in the R&D Laboratory Facilities for Large-Scale Production of Vectors Under GMP Conditions In Process Controls, Final Product Testing, QA Clinical Facilities for Product Administration and Monitoring of Patients Future Concerns and Directions: Long-Term Health Considerations for Patients receiving Gene Therapy Germline Gene Therapy 0471 96709 2September 1999approx 438ppHardback
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