Table 3.2.
Heterologous Envelope Proteins Used for Psuedotyping Lentiviral Vector for CNS Applications
| Envelope | Host Range | Cell Type | Stability upon Concentration |
|---|---|---|---|
| VSV-G | Mouse, rat, pig, dog, human | Ubiquitous | The most established protocol; stable, suitable for concentration |
| LCMV | Mouse, rat | Strong preference to astrocytes, glioma cells; neurons to a lesser degree | Stable, suitable for concentration |
| MV | Mouse, rat | Ubiquitous | Stable, suitable for concentration |
| Rabies-G | Mouse, rat | Preference to neurons; excellent axonal transport | Stable, suitable for concentration |
| MoMLV | Mouse, rat | Similar pattern to LCMV; capable of infecting neurons | Stable, suitable for concentration |
| RRV-G | Mouse, rat, human cells in vitro | Glial cells and neurons | Stable, suitable for concentration |
Vesicular stomatitis virus G-protein (VSV-G); lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus protein (LCMV); Mokola virus G-protein (MV); Rabies virus G-protein (Rabies-G); murine leukemia virus envelope protein (MoMLV); Ross River virus G-protein (RRV-G).