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  • Novel approaches to increase gamma-globin expression in sickle cell disease

    Sickle cell disease research at The Children's Hospital 2010

  • Adult beta-globin gene expression in the genetically engineered mice went down 50 to 80 percent and fetal gamma-globin gene expression went up after removing ERV-9.

    PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010

  • The researchers also transplanted the altered blood-forming cells from the original treated mice into a second generation of sickle cell mice to show that the gamma-globin gene had incorporated itself permanently into the blood-forming cells.

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  • The investigators found that months after they introduced the altered blood-forming cells, the mice continued to produce gamma-globin in their red blood cells.

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  • "The successful introduction of the gamma-globin gene into the stem cells of the sickle cell disease mouse practically cured them," said Tamara Pestina, PhD, Hematology, the paper's first author.

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  • The scientists introduced the gene for gamma-globin into the mice's blood-forming cells and then introduced those altered cells into the mice.

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  • This immature hemoglobin, which usually disappears after birth, does not contain beta-globin, but another form called gamma-globin.

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  • "The successful introduction of the gamma-globin gene into the stem cells of the sickle cell disease mouse practically cured them," said Tamara Pestina, PhD, Hematology, the paper's first author.

    unknown title 2009

  • He and his colleagues developed a technique to insert the gene for gamma-globin into blood-forming cells using a harmless viral carrier.

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  • The researchers also transplanted the altered blood-forming cells from the original treated mice into a second generation of sickle cell mice to show that the gamma-globin gene had incorporated itself permanently into the blood-forming cells.

    unknown title 2009

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