S. Cunningham, Qing‐Hai Meng, N. Klein, R. McAnulty, S. Hart
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Evaluation of a porcine model for pulmonary gene transfer using a novel synthetic vector
The pig lung, given its gross anatomical, histological and physiological similarities to the human lung, may be useful as a large animal model, in addition to rodents, in which to assess the potential of vectors for pulmonary airway gene transfer. The aim of this study was to assess the utility of the pig lung as a model of gene transfer to the human lung with a synthetic vector system.
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