Biodistribution and feasibility of non-viral IGF-I gene transfers in thermally injured skin

Keyphrases

• Growth Factors 100%
• Gene Transfer 100%
• Insulin-like 100%
• Non-viral 100%
• Biodistribution 100%
• Complementary DNA (cDNA) 64%
• Liposomes 41%
• Skin Cells 29%
• LacZ 17%
• Liver 11%
• Gene Therapy 11%
• Kidney 11%
• Spleen 11%
• Normal Saline 11%
• Biologically Active 11%
• Epithelization 11%
• Cytomegalovirus Promoter 11%
• Gene Transfection 11%
• Thermal Injury 5%
• Total Body Surface Area 5%
• Biological Activity 5%
• Radioimmunoassay 5%
• Cell Proliferation 5%
• Protein Level 5%
• Effective Approach 5%
• β-Galactosidase (β-Gal) 5%
• Gene Construct 5%
• Sprague-Dawley Rats 5%
• Northern Blot Analysis 5%
• Subcutaneous Injection 5%
• Saline Control 5%
• Full-thickness 5%
• Scald Burns 5%
• Mitogenic Activity 5%
• Liposomal 5%
• Cationic Liposomes 5%
• Cellular Uptake 5%
• Dermal Cells 5%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Somatomedin C 100%
• Biodistribution 100%
• Complementary DNA 64%
• Liposome 47%
• Messenger RNA 17%
• Rat 17%
• Cytomegalovirus 11%
• Table Salt 11%
• Thermal Injury 5%
• Biological Activity 5%
• Radioimmunoassay 5%
• Gene Delivery 5%
• Sprague Dawley Rat 5%
• Scald 5%
• Subcutaneous Injection 5%
• Galactosidase 5%

Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine

• Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1 100%
• Rat 23%
• Cytomegalovirus 11%
• Total Body Surface Area 5%
• Radioimmunoassay 5%