Table of Contents

Comparison Between Agrobacterium-Mediated and Direct Gene Transfer Using the Gene Gun.- Transient Gene Expression in Epidermal Cells of Plant Leaves by Biolistic DNA Delivery.- Transformation of Nuclear DNA in Meristematic and Embryogenic Tissues.- Biolistic DNA Delivery to Leaf Tissue of Plants with the Non-Vacuum Gene Gun (HandyGun).- HandGun-Mediated Inoculation of Plants with Viral Pathogens for Mechanistic Studies.- Biolistics-Based Gene Silencing in Plants Using a Modified Particle Inflow Gun.- Biolistic Transformation of Caenorhabditis elegans.- Improved Vectors for Selection of Transgenic Caenorhabditis elegans.- Biolistic Transformation of Brugia malayi.- Biolistic Transfection of Human Embryonic Kidney (HEK) 293 Cells.- Biolistic Transfection of Tumor Tissue Samples.- Biolistic Transfection of Freshly Isolated Adult Ventricular Myocytes.- Biolistic Transfection of Neurons in Organotypic Brain Slices.- Biolistic DNA Delivery to Mice with the Low Pressure Gene Gun.- Chemokine Overexpression in the Skin by Biolistic DNA Delivery.- Enhancement of Gene Gun-Induced Vaccine-Specific Cytotoxic T Cell Response by Administration of Chemotherapeutic Drugs.- Dendritic Cell-Specific Biolistic Transfection Using the Fascin Gene Promoter.- Particle-Mediated Administration of Plasmid DNA on Corneas of BALB/c Mice.- Optimizing Particle-Mediated Epidermal Delivery of an Influenza DNA Vaccine in Ferrets.- Methods for Monitoring Gene Gun-Induced HBV- and HCV-Specific Immune Responses in Mouse Models.- Gene Gun Immunization to Combat Malaria.- Identification of T-cell Epitopes of Mycobacterium tuberculosis with Biolistic DNA Vaccination.- Biolistic DNA Vaccination Against Trypanosoma Infection.- Biolistic DNA Vaccination Against Melanoma.- Biolistic DNA Vaccination Against Cervical Cancer.- Efficiency of Biolistic DNA Vaccination in Experimental Type I Allergy.- Safety Assessment of Biolistic DNA Vaccination.- DiOlistics: Delivery of Fluorescent Dyes into Cells.- Protein Antigen Delivery by Gene Gun-Mediated Epidermal Antigen Incorporation (EAI).