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Table 2 Transduction efficiency* of human blood monocyte-derived macrophages using different viral systems

From: Evaluation of transduction efficiency in macrophage colony-stimulating factor differentiated human macrophages using HIV-1 based lentiviral vectors

 

Transduction efficiency

MOI

Viral system

Differentiation Method

Quantification technique

Haddada H, et al. [13]

40-80%

100

Adenovirus

HS

Beta-gal activity

Huang S, et al. [30]

52%

1000

Adenovirus

M-CSF+FBS

Beta-gal activity

Schneider SD, et al. [33]

20%

100

Adenovirus

HS

LacZ activity

De S, et al. [31]

10%

100

Adenovirus

GM-CSF+FBS

Beta-gal activity

Foxwell B, et al. [12]

> 90%

100

Adenovirus

M-CSF+FBS

Beta-gal activity flow cytometry

Heider H, et al. [14]

80%

30

Adenovirus

HS

GFP fluorescence microscopy

White S, et al. [34]

15%

1

HIV/SIV based lentivirus

GM-CSF+HS

GFP fluorescence microscopy

Schroers R, et al. [20]

30%

100

HIV based lentivirus

GM-CSF+FBS

YFP flow cytometry

Neil S, et al. [19]

20%

10

HIV based lentivirus

HS

GFP flow cytometry

Ravot E, et al. [32]

40%

0.65

HIV based lentivirus

HS+FBS

GFP flow cytometry

Lu Y, et al. [21]

40%

50

HIV based lentivirus

HS+FBS

GFP fluorescence microscopy

Jarrosson-Wuilleme L, et al. [28]

30%

25

HIV based lentivirus

GM-CSF+FBS

GFP flow cytometry

Zeng L, et al. [29]

50%

100

HIV based lentivirus

HS+FBS

GFP fluorescence microscopy

Current report

80-90%

10

HIV based lentivirus

M-CSF+FBS

EGFP flow cytometry

  1. * Percentage transduced cells, values correspond to the highest value listed in the respective manuscript. MOI = multiplicity of infection, HS = human serum, GM-CSF = granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor, M-CSF = macrophage colony-stimulating factor, FBS = fetal bovine serum