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1 Adenoviruses Kate Relph Relph, Kate Kevin J. Harrington Harrington, Kevin J. Alan Melcher Melcher, Alan Hardev S. Pandha Pandha, Hardev S. 1
2 Application of HSV-1 vectors to the treatment of cancer Paola Grandi Grandi, Paola Kiflai Bein Bein, Kiflai Costas G. Hadjipanayis Hadjipanayis, Costas G. Darren Wolfe Wolfe, Darren Xandra O. Breakejield Breakejield, Xandra O. Joseph C. Glorioso Glorioso, Joseph C. 19
3 Adena-associated virus Selvarangan Ponnazhagan Ponnazhagan, Selvarangan 55
4 Retroviruses Simon Chowdhury Chowdhury, Simon Yasuhiro Ikeda Ikeda, Yasuhiro 69
5 Lentiviral vectors for cancer gene therapy Antonia Follenzi Follenzi, Antonia Elisa Vigna Vigna, Elisa 83
6 Poxviruses as immunomodulatory cancer therapeutics Kevin J. Harrington Harrington, Kevin J. Hardev S. Pandha Pandha, Hardev S. Richard G. Vile Vile, Richard G. 95
7 Oncolytic herpes simplex viruses Guy R. Simpson Simpson, Guy R. Robert S. Coffin Coffin, Robert S. 115
8 Selective tumour cell cytotoxicity by reoviridae - preclinical evidence and clinical trial results Laura Vidal Vidal, Laura Matt Coffey Coffey, Matt Johann de Bono de Bono, Johann 139
9 Oncolytic vaccinia M. Firdos Ziauddin Ziauddin, M. Firdos David L. Bartlett Bartlett, David L. 151
10 Newcastle Disease virus: a promising vector for viral therapy of cancer Volker Schirrmacher Schirrmacher, Volker Philippe Fournier Fournier, Philippe 171
11 Vesicular stomatitis virus John Bell Bell, John Kelly Parato Parato, Kelly Harold Atkins Atkins, Harold 187
12 Measles as an oncolytic virus Adele Fielding Fielding, Adele 205
13 Alphaviruses Ryuya Yamanaka Yamanaka, Ryuya 217
14 Tumour-suppressor gene therapy Bingliang Fang Fang,Bingliang Jack A. Roth Roth, Jack A. 229
15 RNA interference and dominant negative approaches Charlotte Moss Moss, Charlotte Nick Lemoine Lemoine, Nick 241
16 Gene-directed enzyme prodrug therapy Silke Schepelmann Schepelmann, Silke Douglas Hedley Hedley, Douglas Lesley M. Ogilvie Ogilvie, Lesley M. Caroline J. Springer Springer, Caroline J. 255
17 Immunomodulatory gene therapy Denise Boulanger Boulanger, Denise Andrew Bateman Bateman, Andrew 277
18 Antiangiogenic gene delivery Anita T. Tandle Tandle, Anita T. Steven K. Libutti Libutti, Steven K. 295
19 Radiosensitization in viral gene therapy Jula Veerapong Veerapong, Jula Kai A. Bickenbach Bickenbach, Kai A. Ralph R. Weichselbaum Weichselbaum, Ralph R. 313
20 Radioisotope delivery Inge D. L. Peerlinck Peerlinck, Inge D. L. Georges Vassaux Vassaux, Georges 327
21 Radioprotective gene therapy: current status and future goals Joel S. Greenberger Greenberger, Joel S. Michael W. Epperly Epperly, Michael W. 341
22 Chemoprotective gene delivery Michael Milsom Milsom, Michael Axel Schambach Schambach, Axel David Williams Williams, David Christopher Baum Baum, Christopher 377
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Noel Gassett
reviewed Viral Therapy of Cancer on December 27, 2016
Viral Therapy of Cancer
A nice little intro to a fascinating but overlooked subject. The only improvement to it would be the inclusion of color photographs and perhaps distribution maps.
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