Search Results - "Dormond, E"

From the first to the third generation adenoviral vector: What parameters are governing the production yield? by Dormond, E., Perrier, M., Kamen, A.

“…Human adenoviral viral vector serotype 5 (AdV) is presently the primary viral vector used in gene therapy trials. Advancements in AdV process development…”
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Identification of critical infection parameters to control helper-dependent adenoviral vector production by Dormond, E., Perrier, M., Kamen, A.

“…Helper-dependent adenoviral vectors (HDVs) are the most promising adenoviral vectors for gene therapy treatments as well as vaccination strategies. However,…”
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efficient and scalable process for helper-dependent adenoviral vector production using polyethylenimine-adenofection by Dormond, E, Meneses-Acosta, A, Jacob, D, Durocher, Y, Gilbert, R, Perrier, M, Kamen, A

“…Safety requirements for adenoviral gene therapy protocols have led to the development of the third generation of vectors commonly called helper-dependent…”
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FT-IR and nuclear overhauser enhancement study of the state of urea confined in AOT-reversed micelles by Ceraulo, L., Dormond, E., Mele, A., Turco Liveri, V.

“…The system urea/sodium-bis(2-ethylhexyl)sulfosuccinate (AOT) dispersed in CCl 4 and benzene-d6 was investigated by viscosimetry, FT-IR and high-resolution 1H…”
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Insights into adenoviral vector production kinetics in acoustic filter-based perfusion cultures by Henry, Olivier, Dormond, Edwige, Perrier, Michel, Kamen, Amine

“…One of the major limitations in the production of adenoviral vectors is the reduction in cell‐specific productivity observed for increasing cell density at…”
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Development of a suspension serum-free helper-dependent adenovirus production system and assessment of co-infection conditions by Meneses-Acosta, Angélica, Dormond, Edwige, Jacob, Danielle, Tom, Roseanne, Bernier, Alice, Perret, Sylvie, St-Laurent, Gilles, Durocher, Yves, Gilbert, Rénald, Kamen, Amine

“…Helper-dependent adenovirus (HDAd), deleted in all viral protein-coding sequences has been designed to reduce immune response and favor long-term expression of…”
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