Session: Gene Delivery - I (2009 Annual Meeting)

Description:

This session seeks to explore topics associated with the development of novel gene delivery vehicles and processes in gene and/or oligonucleotide delivery.

Sponsor:

Engineering Fundamentals in Life Science

Chair:

Mark J. Jaroszeski
University of South Florida
Chemical Engineering
ENG 229C, Dept. of Chemical Engineering
Tampa, FL 33620
Phone Number: 813-974-4462
Email: mjarosze@eng.usf.edu

Co-chairs:

Millicent Sullivan, Junghae Suh and Angela K. Pannier

Papers:

208a

Integration of Electroporation-Based Gene Transfection and Nanofiber-Based Cell Culture for Embryonic Stem Cells
Zhengzheng Fei, The Ohio State University; Sadhana Sharma, The Ohio State Univeristy; John J. Lannutti, The Ohio State University; Ly James Lee, The Ohio State University

208b

Flow-through Electroporation for Large-Volume Transfection of Cells
Tao Geng, Purdue University; Yihong Zhan, Purdue University; Hsiang-Yu Wang, Purdue University; Scott R. Witting, Indiana University School of Medicine; Kenneth G. Cornetta, Indiana University School of Medicine; Chang Lu, Purdue University

208c

Gene Delivery to Embryonic Stem Cells by Micronozzle Array Enhanced Sandwich Electroporation
Zhengzheng Fei, The Ohio State University; Xin Hu, The Ohio State University; Brian E. Henslee, The Ohio State University; Ly James Lee, The Ohio State University

208d

Gene Transfection Enhanced by Ultrasound Exposure Combined with Drug Treatment
Ying Liu, Georgia Institute of Technology; Nathan J. Bowen, Georgia Institute of Technology; Lilya Matyunina, Georgia Institute of Technology; John McDonald, Georgia Institute of Technology; Mark R. Prausnitz, Georgia Institute of Technology

Break

208e

Utilizing Novel Microbubbles for Efficient Delivery of Plasmid DNA to Tumors
Shashank R. Sirsi, Columbia University; Henning Blomback, Columbia University; Lukasz Zielinski, Columbia University; Sonia L. Hernandez, Columbia University Medical Center; Darrell J. Yamashiro, Columbia University Medical Center; Kandel J. Jessica, Columbia University Medical Center; Mark A. Borden, Columbia University

208f

PAMAM-RGD Conjugates for siRNA Delivery through a Three-Dimensional Tumor Model of Malignant Glioma
Carolyn L. Waite, Rutgers University; Charles M. Roth, Rutgers University

208g

Effect of RGD to RGD Spacing On Clustered Ligand Targeted Non-Viral Vectors
Quinn Ng, UCLA; Tatiana Segura, UCLA

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