Genetic medicine gets real

Alison Abbott

Nature, 2001, vol. 411, issue 6836, 410-412

Abstract: Gene therapists used to talk about permanently fixing 'broken' genes. But the emphasis has now shifted to treating conditions such as coronary disease and cancer using transient gene expression. Alison Abbott reports.

Date: 2001
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