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The albumin locus is a specific region within the genome, primarily on chromosome 4q13.3 in humans, where the albumin gene (ALB) resides. It is characterized by high transcriptional activity in hepatocytes, making it a preferred site for targeted integration of therapeutic transgenes, especially for liver-directed gene therapies. Integration at this locus aims to achieve stable and high-level expression of therapeutic proteins, leveraging endogenous regulatory elements while minimizing disruption to other genes.
Genomic integration of therapeutic transgenes for stable and high-level protein expression.
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