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- Introduction
- Talk outline
- Viruses as pathogens and tools
- Viruses as vaccines
- Viruses as vaccines - results
- The frontier: from viruses to oncolytics
- Oncolytic virotherapy - definition
- The promise of oncolytic virotherapy
- Targeting viruses to tumors: layers of specificity
- DNA viruses in cancer clinical trials
- RNA viruses in cancer clinical trials
- Measles as an oncolytic virus
- Regression of lymphoma after measles infection
- Pre-clinical trials with oncolytic measles viruses
- Biology of measles virus
- Measles and non-segmented negative RNA viruses
- Measles virus particles
- Expression of reproter genes in measles virus
- Measles virus - genome and particle activation
- Matrix metalloproteinases (MMP)
- In situ activation of viruses by MMPs
- MV fusion protein activation and inactivation
- Conferring MMP-2 specific activation
- Recovery of MMP-activated MV
- MV-MMP-A: fusion of MMP-secreting cells
- MV-MMP-A1: safety and efficacy
- Summary - first layer of targeting
- Tropism retargeting - layer 2, cell entry
- The strategy: modification of attachment protein H
- Retargeting cell entry (1)
- Measles virus receptor SLAM/CD46 based tests
- Mutants supporting SLAM/CD46 dependent fusion
- SLAM/CD46-dependent fusion important residues
- Entry through targeted receptor
- Retargeting cell entry (2)
- Retargeting tropism: layer 3 and layer 4
- Retargeting tropism: spread (1)
- Oncolytic MV have a mutated Zn-binding domain
- Properties of the mutated V protein
- Conservative modification of V protein
- Retargeting tropism: spread (2)
- Interaction of V protein with mda5 and STAT2
- Interaction of V and P with STAT1
- Recombinant measles virus with desired mutations
- Retargeting tropism: spread (3)
- Topical clinical trials
- Oncolytic viruses as cancer therapeutics
- Head and neck carcinoma: approved regimen
- Ongoing trials: prostate cancer
- Ongoing trials: glioma
- Ongoing trials: advanced liver tumors
- Ongoing trials: superficial tumors
- Ovarian carcinoma, multiple myeloma
- Summary of clinical trials
- Improving efficacy of oncolytic virotherapy activity
- Choosing the ideal oncolytic virus
- Acknowledgements
Topics Covered
- Viruses: molecular biology and reverse genetics
- Tropism determinants: entry and post-entry levels
- Tropism targeting: protease activation, receptor attachment, transcription/replication, spread
- Cancer clinical trials: recombinant adeno-, herpes, vaccinia and measles viruses
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Cattaneo, R. (2007, October 1). From viruses to oncolytics [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved April 15, 2025, from https://doi.org/10.69645/PXFF1674.Export Citation (RIS)
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Financial Disclosures
- Prof. Roberto Cattaneo has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.