Gene therapy for epilepsy

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Abstract

Focal epilepsies present an attractive target for viral vector gene therapy especially in those cases approved for surgical resection. A number of basic studies have identifi ed potential therapeutic approaches ranging from neuroactive peptides and potassium channels to DREADD receptors. Although each approach exhibits clear therapeutic strengths, a number of concerns remain. Immune responses, variable cellular tropisms, off-target liabilities, and surgical infusion parameters must be considered in order to move these therapies to the clinic.

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McCown, T. J. (2016). Gene therapy for epilepsy. In Translational Neuroscience: Fundamental Approaches for Neurological Disorders (pp. 155–165). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-7654-3_9

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