Transplantation of a Novel Recombinant Adeno-Associated Virus (pAAV-HE1B19K-TE1A) Demonstrates Higher Anti-Tumor Effects in Tumor Cells

Zhuo-Qing Li; Hong Shen; Kun-Xian Shu; Jian-Jun Li; Yin Tang; Jing-Jing Su; Jun Yan; Jie Yang; Ze-Qing Wang; Yan Qiu; Yong Yang; Yang Liu; Yong Zhou

doi:10.12659/AOT.925013

04 September 2020: Original Paper

Transplantation of a Novel Recombinant Adeno-Associated Virus (pAAV-HE1B19K-TE1A) Demonstrates Higher Anti-Tumor Effects in Tumor Cells

Zhuo-Qing Li ^1BCDEF* , Hong Shen ^2BCDE* , Kun-Xian Shu ^3BCDF , Jian-Jun Li ^1BCDF , Yin Tang ^4BCD , Jing-Jing Su ^4BCF , Jun Yan ^1BCD , Jie Yang ^3BCF , Ze-Qing Wang ^1BCF , Yan Qiu ^4BC , Yong Yang ^1CF , Yang Liu ^4CF , Yong Zhou ^5BDEG*

DOI: 10.12659/AOT.925013

Ann Transplant 2020; 25:e925013

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Figure 8 HE staining for analyzing pathological changes of vital organs of mice after pAAV-HE1B19K-TE1A injection and in the vital organs of normal mice. For the pAAV-HE1B19K-TE1A-injected mice, at 2 weeks after injection, the tissues (heart, liver, spleen, lung, and kidney) were collected for toxicity evaluation. Magnification, 400×.

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Transplantation of a Novel Recombinant Adeno-Associated Virus (pAAV-HE1B19K-TE1A) Demonstrates Higher Anti-Tumor Effects in Tumor Cells

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