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Patient-Customized Oligonucleotide Therapy for a Rare Genetic Disease.

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第一作者： Jinkuk,Kim

第一单位： From the Divisions of Genetics and Genomics (J.K., C.H., E.A.L., A.S., J.V., R.L.D., J.C., P.B.A., A.H.B., S.E.W., O.B., T.W.Y.), Newborn Medicine (P.B.A., P.E.G.), and Neuroradiology (P.E.G.), the Departments of Neurology (C.M.E.A., D.K.U., A. Poduri), Anesthesiology, Critical Care and Pain Medicine (L.C., C.B.B.), Physical and Occupational Therapy (A. Pasternak, E.R.B., K.A.P.), and Pharmacy (S.C., A. Patterson), the Institutional Centers for Clinical and Translational Research (A.K., B.B., L.W.), and the Manton Center for Orphan Disease Research (C.A.G., P.B.A., A.H.B.), Boston Children's Hospital (A.K., A.T., M.A., L.M.P., K.D., B.B., L.W., B.D.G., B.L.R., A.B.), the Department of Biomedical Informatics (J.K., P.J.P.), Harvard Medical School (J.K., C.M.E.A., E.A.L., L.C., B.D.G., B.L.R., P.B.A., A.H.B., P.E.G., D.K.U., S.E.W., P.J.P., A. Patterson, A.B., O.B., C.B.B., T.W.Y.), and the Gene Therapy Program (A.B.), Boston Children's and Dana-Farber Cancer and Blood Disorders Center (A.K., B.B., L.W.), Boston, Charles River Laboratories, Wilmington (L.E.B.), and Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard (E.A.L., O.B., T.W.Y.), Cambridge - all in Massachusetts; Charles River Laboratories, Montreal (J.D.); University of Colorado School of Medicine, Aurora (A.L.); Pendergast Consulting, Washington, DC (M.K.P.); Goldkind Consulting, Potomac, MD (S.F.G.); the Department of Neurology Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University, Chicago (N.R.B., K.F., I.S., J.R.M.); the Department of Neurology, University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester, NY (E.F.A.); Brain Hz Consulting, Del Mar, CA (C.R.); Tyndall Consulting, Wake Forest, NC (K.T.); and Brammer Bio, Alachua, FL (R.O.S.).

作者： Jinkuk,Kim ^[1] ; Chunguang,Hu ^[1] ; Christelle,Moufawad El Achkar ^[1] ; Lauren E,Black ^[1] ; Julie,Douville ^[1] ; Austin,Larson ^[1] ; Mary K,Pendergast ^[1] ; Sara F,Goldkind ^[1] ; Eunjung A,Lee ^[1] ; Ashley,Kuniholm ^[1] ; Aubrie,Soucy ^[1] ; Jai,Vaze ^[1] ; Nandkishore R,Belur ^[1] ; Kristina,Fredriksen ^[1] ; Iva,Stojkovska ^[1] ; Alla,Tsytsykova ^[1] ; Myriam,Armant ^[1] ; Renata L,DiDonato ^[1] ; Jaejoon,Choi ^[1] ; Laura,Cornelissen ^[1] ; Luis M,Pereira ^[1] ; Erika F,Augustine ^[1] ; Casie A,Genetti ^[1] ; Kira,Dies ^[1] ; Brenda,Barton ^[1] ; Lucinda,Williams ^[1] ; Benjamin D,Goodlett ^[1] ; Bobbie L,Riley ^[1] ; Amy,Pasternak ^[1] ; Emily R,Berry ^[1] ; Kelly A,Pflock ^[1] ; Stephen,Chu ^[1] ; Chantal,Reed ^[1] ; Kimberly,Tyndall ^[1] ; Pankaj B,Agrawal ^[1] ; Alan H,Beggs ^[1] ; P Ellen,Grant ^[1] ; David K,Urion ^[1] ; Richard O,Snyder ^[2] ; Susan E,Waisbren ; Annapurna,Poduri ; Peter J,Park ; Al,Patterson ; Alessandra,Biffi ; Joseph R,Mazzulli ; Olaf,Bodamer ; Charles B,Berde ; Timothy W,Yu

作者单位： From the Divisions of Genetics and Genomics (J.K., C.H., E.A.L., A.S., J.V., R.L.D., J.C., P.B.A., A.H.B., S.E.W., O.B., T.W.Y.), Newborn Medicine (P.B.A., P.E.G.), and Neuroradiology (P.E.G.), the Departments of Neurology (C.M.E.A., D.K.U., A. Poduri), Anesthesiology, Critical Care and Pain Medicine (L.C., C.B.B.), Physical and Occupational Therapy (A. Pasternak, E.R.B., K.A.P.), and Pharmacy (S.C., A. Patterson), the Institutional Centers for Clinical and Translational Research (A.K., B.B., L.W.), and the Manton Center for Orphan Disease Research (C.A.G., P.B.A., A.H.B.), Boston Children's Hospital (A.K., A.T., M.A., L.M.P., K.D., B.B., L.W., B.D.G., B.L.R., A.B.), the Department of Biomedical Informatics (J.K., P.J.P.), Harvard Medical School (J.K., C.M.E.A., E.A.L., L.C., B.D.G., B.L.R., P.B.A., A.H.B., P.E.G., D.K.U., S.E.W., P.J.P., A. Patterson, A.B., O.B., C.B.B., T.W.Y.), and the Gene Therapy Program (A.B.), Boston Children's and Dana-Farber Cancer and Blood Disorders Center (A.K., B.B., L.W.), Boston, Charles River Laboratories, Wilmington (L.E.B.), and Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard (E.A.L., O.B., T.W.Y.), Cambridge - all in Massachusetts; Charles River Laboratories, Montreal (J.D.); University of Colorado School of Medicine, Aurora (A.L.); Pendergast Consulting, Washington, DC (M.K.P.); Goldkind Consulting, Potomac, MD (S.F.G.); the Department of Neurology Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University, Chicago (N.R.B., K.F., I.S., J.R.M.); the Department of Neurology, University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester, NY (E.F.A.); Brain Hz Consulting, Del Mar, CA (C.R.); Tyndall Consulting, Wake Forest, NC (K.T.); and Brammer Bio, Alachua, FL (R.O.S.). ^[1] From the Divisions of Genetics and Genomics (J.K., C.H., E.A.L., A.S., J.V., R.L.D., J.C., P.B.A., A.H.B., S.E.W., O.B., T.W.Y.), Newborn Medicine (P.B.A., P.E.G.), and Neuroradiology (P.E.G.), the Departments of Neurology (C.M.E.A., D.K.U., A. Poduri), Anesthesiology, Critical Care and Pain Medicine (L.C., C.B.B.), Physical and Occupational Therapy (A. Pasternak, E.R.B., K.A.P.), and Pharmacy (S.C., A. Patterson), the Institutional Centers for Clinical and Translational Research (A.K., B.B., L.W.), and the Manton Center for Orphan Disease Research (C.A.G., P.B.A., A.H.B.), Boston Children's Hospital (A.K., A.T., M.A., L.M.P., K.D., B.B., L.W., B.D.G., B.L.R., A.B.), the Department of Biomedical Informatics (J.K., P.J.P.), Harvard Medical School (J.K., C.M.E.A., E.A.L., L. ^[2]