An introduction to gene therapy and its potential prenatal use (Article)
Author: Anne Cathrine Staff
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Description: An introduction to gene therapy and its potential prenatal use (Article) por Anne Cathrine Staff. This review provides a concise overview of gene therapy, focusing on its potential applications during prenatal development. It explores the basic principles, current status, and future directions of gene therapy.
Pages: 7
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