Inflammatory cell‐specific transgene expression system responding to Iκ‐B kinase beta activation

Control of inflammation is essential for the clinical management of many common human diseases. However, there are few generally applicable strategies to convert an abnormal intracellular signal into a gene expression that leads to normalization of the intracellular environment. Recently, we proposed a novel strategy termed D‐RECS (i.e. drug or gene delivery system responding to cellular signals) to convert an intracellular signal to transgene expression. In the present study, we applied this concept to inflammatory cells using Iκ‐B kinase as a signal molecule that triggers the gene expression.

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