Fig. 2.
Fig. 2. Transduction by AAV vectors. The different steps required for transduction by AAV vectors are indicated, including an initial interaction with a variety of possible receptor and coreceptor molecules on the cell surface, virion internalization, nuclear entry and release of the single-stranded vector genomes, followed by second-strand DNA synthesis, hybridization of complementary input genomes, and/or chromosomal integration before gene expression can occur from a double-stranded template. Potential secondary structures of episomal vector genomes are shown, as are vector-encoded RNA molecules (bent arrows). Question marks indicate a lack of detailed understanding of the particular step involved. For further details see main text.

Transduction by AAV vectors. The different steps required for transduction by AAV vectors are indicated, including an initial interaction with a variety of possible receptor and coreceptor molecules on the cell surface, virion internalization, nuclear entry and release of the single-stranded vector genomes, followed by second-strand DNA synthesis, hybridization of complementary input genomes, and/or chromosomal integration before gene expression can occur from a double-stranded template. Potential secondary structures of episomal vector genomes are shown, as are vector-encoded RNA molecules (bent arrows). Question marks indicate a lack of detailed understanding of the particular step involved. For further details see main text.

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