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Božac A., Berto E., Garrafa E., Gardo G., Boccafogli L., Xausa M., Gavioli R., GRANDI P., Manservigi R., Marconi P.C.(2002). Replication defective HSV-1 vectors - a novel anti-tat vaccination strategy. In: 7th European Conference onExperimental AIDS Research-ECEARGRANDI P., Wang S., Schuback D., Krasnykh V., Spear M., Curiel D., Manservigi R., Breakefield X (2002). HSV-1amplicon vector engineered for specific binding to pseudo His-tag receptor. MOLECULAR THERAPY, ISSN: 1525-0024Bozac A., Berto E., Garrafa E., Gardo G., Xausa M., Boccafogli L., Gavioli R., GRANDI P., Manservigi R., Marconi P.(2002). Vettori erpetici non replicativi – vaccini innovativi contro tat. . In: 10th Congresso Nazionale S.I.M.M.O.C<strong>Grandi</strong> P. HSV-1 amplicon vector engineered for specific binding to pseudo his-tag receptor. Boston, Neurosurgery Dept.8 January 2003<strong>Grandi</strong> P. Sequential localization <strong>of</strong> two Herpes simplex virus tegument proteins to puntcate nuclear dots adjacent to ICP0domains. Boston, Harvard Medical School, Molecular Neurogenetics Dept. 6 June 2003GRANDI P., Samuel Wang, Deborah Schuback, Victor Krasnykh, Matthew Spear, David Curiel, Roberto Manservigi,Xandra Breakefield (2003). Amplicon Vector Engineered for Specific Binding to Pseudo His-Tag Receptor. In:International Herpesvirus Workshop 2003. Madison (USA), 26-31 luglio 2003<strong>Grandi</strong> P. Binding <strong>of</strong> HSV-1 vectors to a specific cell surface receptor. Can we image the infection process in vivo?Boston, Harvard Medical School, Molecular Neurogenetics Dept. 12 March 2004<strong>Grandi</strong> P. Oncolytic vectors:new strategies <strong>of</strong> tumor retargeting and imaging. University <strong>of</strong> Ferrara, Italy, 17 May 2004GRANDI P., Trevor McKee, Juliet L. Fernandez, Rakesh K. Jain, Xandra Breakefield (2004). New strategy to improvetumor infectibility <strong>of</strong> HSV-1 vectors in vivo. In: International Herpesvirus Workshop 2004. Reno, Nevada, USA, July2004Oehmig, Schuback D., GRANDI P., Fraefel C., Breakefield X (2004). Delivery <strong>of</strong> AAV REP proteins as VP16-REPfusion proteins in HSV-1 virions. In: International Herpesvirus Workshop 2004. Reno (Nevada-USA), July 25 - Friday,July 30GRANDI P., Wang S, Schuback D, Krasnykh V, Spear M, Curiel DT, Manservigi R, Breakefield XO (2004). HSV-1virions engineered for specific binding to cell surface receptors. MOLECULAR THERAPY, ISSN: 1525-0016GRANDI P. (2004). Binding <strong>of</strong> HSV-1 vectors to a specific cell surface receptor. Can we image the infection process invivo? , Invited speaker. University <strong>of</strong> Zurich, Switzerland<strong>Grandi</strong> P. Novel strategies for enhanced cancer therapy using HSV vectors. University <strong>of</strong> Pittsburgh, 13 December 2004GRANDI P. (2005). Binding <strong>of</strong> HSV-1 vectors to New Strategy to Improve Imaging and Retargeting <strong>of</strong> HSV-1 Vectors,Invited Speaker.<strong>American</strong> <strong>Society</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Gene</strong>, Therapy, St. Louis, MOGRANDI P., McKee T, Mok W, Fernandez J, Breakefield X, Jain RK (2005). New Strategy To Improve Imaging andRetargeting <strong>of</strong> HSV-1 Vectors . MOLECULAR THERAPY, ISSN: 1525-0024GRANDI P., Trevor McKee, Juliet L. Fernandez, Rakesh K. Jain, Xandra Breakefield (2005). In vivo imaging <strong>of</strong>collagnease-enhanced hsv oncolytic vector destruction <strong>of</strong> solid tumors. In: International Herpesvirus Workshop 2005Turku, Finland, 30th July- 4th August6

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