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To improve the integration stability and expression of the transferred human β- globin gene, the two recombinant adeno-associated virus (AAV) vectors containing the human β-globin gene with a single or multiple DNase I hypersensitive site (HS) core fragment of the LCR were constructed. These recombinants were respectively introduced into MEL cells via AAV-mediated gene transfer to investigate their integration and expression. The results suggested that following AAV vector-mediated gene transfer, the human β-globin gene with the multiple HS core fragment of the LCR could steadily integrate into MEL cells and confer an expression level comparable with endogenous mouse a-globin gene.
To improve the integration stability and expression of the human β-globin gene, the two recombinant adeno-associated virus (AAV) vectors containing the human β-globin gene with a single or multiple DNase I hypersensitive site (HS) core fragment of the LCR were constructed. These recombinants were respectively introduced into MEL cells via AAV-mediated gene transfer to investigate their integration and expression. The results suggested that the following AAV vector-mediated gene transfer, the human β-globin gene with the multiple HS core fragment of the LCR could steadily integrate into MEL cells and confer an expression level comparable with endogenous mouse a-globin gene.