therapy
vector to the metal stents. It might also carry other therapeutic agents in
addition to gene vectors. Further studies, he added, will refine these
methods and investigate them in larger animal models that more closely
simulate human vessel disease.
The National Institutes of Health and the American Heart Association
provided grant support for the research. Levy's co-authors from The
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia are Ilia Fishbein, M.D., Ph.D.; Ivan
Alferiev, Ph.D.; Marina Bakay, Ph.D.; Stanley J. Stachelek, Ph.D.; Peter
Sobelewski, Ph.D.; Meizan Lai, M.D.; and from the University of
Pennsylvania School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Hoon Choi, Ph.D.;
and I-W Chen, Ph.D.
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