Cytokines and Molecular Biology: Use in Clinical Gene Therapy Protocols, Tumors Clonality, and Recombinant DNA Technology

Cytokines and Molecular Biology: Use in Clinical Gene Therapy Protocols, Tumors Clonality, and Recombinant DNA Technology offers a comprehensive exploration of the pivotal roles cytokines play in the realms of molecular biology and clinical gene therapy. This authoritative text begins with an in-depth introduction to the field, providing a foundational understanding of cytokine functions and their relevance in genetic therapies. It guides readers through practical applications of recombinant DNA technology, highlighting advancements in mRNA technologies, genetically modified organisms, and the synthesis of endocrine agents. The book delves into critical topics such as tumor clonality and genomic analysis, offering insights into genetic engineering's real-world applications and its implications for forensic science and environmental preservation. Detailed discussions on cytokines, interleukins, and their roles in immune modulation underscore their importance in clinical settings and therapeutic strategies. From gene therapy guidelines to infection management in immunocompromised patients, each chapter integrates cutting-edge research with practical clinical insights, making this a vital resource for researchers, clinicians, and students in molecular biology, genetics, and medical sciences.