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Gene Therapy

Explore how gene therapies aim to treat disease by adding, replacing or editing genetic material, including delivery methods and clinical research.

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Be careful about stem cell therapy
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Be careful about stem cell therapy

A single part may contain more than one type of adult stem cell - exploring complicating the prospect of using stem cells to replace damaged tissue to cure diseases, acc…

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EC allows the sale of Glybera gene therapy
Medicine - Health

EC allows the sale of Glybera gene therapy

In a statement released on November 5, Dutch biotech company uniQure said it would start selling the first human gene therapy called Glybera in the European market next…

Gene therapy can help patients with anemia
Medicine - Health

Gene therapy can help patients with anemia

US and French scientists on September 15 said that patients with rare genes of anemia may have hoped to escape the disease without needing blood transfusion thanks to ge…

Gene therapy - New weapon to treat HIV / AIDS
Medicine - Health

Gene therapy - New weapon to treat HIV / AIDS

Research results of scientists from the University of Pennsylvania, USA, showed that gene therapy can become a new weapon in the treatment of HIV / AIDS century disease.

'Gene therapy' Near or far?
Medicine - Health

'Gene therapy' Near or far?

The human body has 20,488 genes. Each cell contains all of these genes, but only certain genes work according to certain functions called active genes and functional gen…

Cure cancer with gene therapy
Medicine - Health

Cure cancer with gene therapy

A group of American researchers successfully treated melanoma skin cancer by modifying the genes of white blood cells to attack the cancer.