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Homologous restriction factor 20 (HRF20, CD59) is one of the complement regulatory factors. In this study, the complement-resistant retroviral vector, which possesses the HRF20 gene as a selection gene, was constructed and examined. The virus-producing cell, transduced with complement-resistant retroviral vector, was established after complement-dependent selection. NIH3T3 and PK15 cells transduced with this virus-producing cell were suc- cessfully selected by complement-dependent selection, which showed significant expression of the HRF20 antigen. In addition, these cells, transduced with tissue plasminogen activator (tPA) cDNA using complement-resistant retroviral vector, expressed tPA antigen after complement-dependent selection. These findings suggest that complement-resistant retroviral vector can be used for the double transduction of HRF20, as well as other genes.
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Hayashi, S., Emi, N., Okada, H. et al. Establishment of complement-resistant retroviral vector by homologous restriction factor 20 gene. Gene Ther 5, 282–285 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1038/sj.gt.3300574
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