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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Sep 23.
Published in final edited form as: Gynecol Obstet Invest. 2013 Aug 6;76(2):119–124. doi: 10.1159/000353426

Table 1. Description of the Ad vectors used in this study.

Virus Virus description Modification site Promoter Reference
Ad5-luc E1/E3 deleted, a luc gene under the CMV promoter in place of E1 wild CMV Krasnykh et al. (1996)
Ad5-RGD-luc E1/E3 deleted, a luc gene under the CMV promoter in place of E1, RGD-4c modification in the H1 loop of the knob domain fiber CMV Dmitriev et al. (1998)
Ad5-Sigma-luc E1/E3 deleted, a luc gene under the CMV promoter in place of E1, chimeric fiber with the tail and shaft from Ad5 and the knob domain of reovirus fiber CMV Mercier et al. (2004)
Ad5/3-luc E1/E3 deleted, a luc gene under the CMV promoter in place of E1, chimeric fiber with the tail and shaft from Ad5 and the knob domain of Ad3 fiber CMV Kanerva et al. (2002)
Ad5-CAV2-luc E1/E3 deleted, a luc gene under the CMV promoter in place of E1, Ad5 fiber knob switching to that of canine Ad serotype 2 fiber CMV Schagen et al. (2006); Bruner-Tran et al. (2006)
Ad5-survivin-luc E1/E3 deleted, a luc gene under the survivin promoter in place of E1 promoter survivin Van Houdt et al. (2006)
Ad5-heparanase-luc E1/E3 deleted, a luc gene under the heparanase promoter in place of E1 promoter heparanase Breidenbach et al. (2006)
Ad5-SLPI-luc E1/E3 deleted, a luc gene under the SLPI promoter in place of E1 promoter SLPI Barker et al. [21] (2003)
Ad5-MSLN-CRAd-luc a luc and E1 gene under the MSLN promoter promoter based CRAd MSLN Tsuruta et al. [20] (2005)