Recent progresses in gene delivery-based bone tissue engineering
Chia-Hsin Lu1, Yu-Han Chang, Shih-Yeh Lin
1Department of Chemical Engineering, National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu 300, Taiwan.
Biotechnology Advances
|September 3, 2013
Abstract:
Gene therapy has converged with bone engineering over the past decade, by which a variety of therapeutic genes have been delivered to stimulate bone repair. These genes can be administered via in vivo or ex vivo approach using either viral or nonviral vectors. This article reviews the fundamental aspects and recent progresses in the gene therapy-based bone engineering, with emphasis on the new genes, viral vectors and gene delivery approaches.
Keywords:
AAVASCsAcMNPVAdBMP2Autographa californica multiple nucleopolyhedrovirusBMPBMP-2BMSCsBoneCTCXC chemokine receptor-4CXCR4Cox-2DBMECECMEPCsFGF-2FLPFrtGAMGene delivery approachGene therapyHIF-1αIFN-γIL-6LLP2AMDSCsMSCsNZWNew Zealand WhitePDGFPETRANKLRegenerative medicineSATB2Sca-1Stem cellTGF-βTLR-3TNF-αTRAPTissue engineeringVEGFViral vectorsadeno-associated virusadenovirus expressing BMP-2adipose-derived stem cellsbone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cellsbone morphogenetic proteinbone morphogenetic protein 2computed tomographycycloxygenase-2demineralized bone matrixendothelial cellsendothelial progenitor cellsextracellular matrixfibroblast growth factor-2flippaseflippase recognition targetgene activated matrixhypoxia-inducible factor 1αi.v.iPSCsinduced pluripotent stem cellsinterferon-γinterleukin 6intravenousmesenchymal stem cellsmiRNAmicroRNAmuscle-derived stem cellspeptidomimetic ligandplatelet-derived growth factorpositron emission tomographyreceptor activator of nuclear factor κB ligandsiRNAsmall interfering RNAspecial AT-rich sequence-binding protein 2stem cell antigen-1tartrate-resistant acid phosphatasetoll-like receptor 3transforming growth factor βtumor necrosis factor-αvascular endothelial growth factor

