Human brain explant evolved AAV8 and AAV9 variants display distinct receptor usage, cell type preference and locoregional spread in the CNS across multiple species
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Fisher, D; Jayaram, MD; Dick, AM; Matthews, E; Lopez, BR; Wan, X; Adoff, M; Martinez, M; Lee, C; Tarantal, A; Southwell, D; Asokan, A
Published in: MOLECULAR THERAPY
May 8, 2026
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MOLECULAR THERAPY
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1525-0024
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1525-0016
Publication Date
May 8, 2026
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34
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5
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309 / 311
Related Subject Headings
- Biotechnology
- 3206 Medical biotechnology
- 3202 Clinical sciences
- 3105 Genetics
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Fisher, D., Jayaram, M. D., Dick, A. M., Matthews, E., Lopez, B. R., Wan, X., … Asokan, A. (2026). Human brain explant evolved AAV8 and AAV9 variants display distinct receptor usage, cell type preference and locoregional spread in the CNS across multiple species. In MOLECULAR THERAPY (Vol. 34, pp. 309–311).
Fisher, Delaney, Mourya Durgam Jayaram, Aaron Mitchell Dick, Elizabeth Matthews, Brayan Ruiz Lopez, Xinlong Wan, Michael Adoff, et al. “Human brain explant evolved AAV8 and AAV9 variants display distinct receptor usage, cell type preference and locoregional spread in the CNS across multiple species.” In MOLECULAR THERAPY, 34:309–11, 2026.
Fisher D, Jayaram MD, Dick AM, Matthews E, Lopez BR, Wan X, et al. Human brain explant evolved AAV8 and AAV9 variants display distinct receptor usage, cell type preference and locoregional spread in the CNS across multiple species. In: MOLECULAR THERAPY. 2026. p. 309–11.
Fisher, Delaney, et al. “Human brain explant evolved AAV8 and AAV9 variants display distinct receptor usage, cell type preference and locoregional spread in the CNS across multiple species.” MOLECULAR THERAPY, vol. 34, no. 5, 2026, pp. 309–11.
Fisher D, Jayaram MD, Dick AM, Matthews E, Lopez BR, Wan X, Adoff M, Martinez M, Lee C, Tarantal A, Southwell D, Asokan A. Human brain explant evolved AAV8 and AAV9 variants display distinct receptor usage, cell type preference and locoregional spread in the CNS across multiple species. MOLECULAR THERAPY. 2026. p. 309–311.
Published In
MOLECULAR THERAPY
EISSN
1525-0024
ISSN
1525-0016
Publication Date
May 8, 2026
Volume
34
Issue
5
Start / End Page
309 / 311
Related Subject Headings
- Biotechnology
- 3206 Medical biotechnology
- 3202 Clinical sciences
- 3105 Genetics