Gene therapy. Lecture Plan 1.Molecular Medicine and Gene Therapy: An Introduction 2.Vectors in Gene Therapy 1.Viral vector of gene therapy 2.Non viral.

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Gene therapy

Lecture Plan 1.Molecular Medicine and Gene Therapy: An Introduction 2.Vectors in Gene Therapy 1.Viral vector of gene therapy 2.Non viral vector of gene therapy 3.Gene Targeting 4.Cancer genes and the pathways they control 5.The Genetic Basis of Cancer 6.Gene therapy progress and prospects cancer 7.Tumor Suppressor Gene Replacement for Cancer 8.Antisense Technology 9.Receptor directed molecular conjugates for gene transfer 10.Conditional gene targeting for cancer gene therapy 11.Pharmacogenetics of breast cancer therapies 12.Hypoxia targeting gene expression for breast cancer gene therapy 13.Gene expression proﬁling: Decoding breast cancer 14.Ethical issues in Molecular Medicine and Gene Therapy 15.Epilogue: Personal Genetic Medicine—The Future Is Now 16.Term paper: Commercial Implications of gene therapy