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The moving finger

Katherine A. High ()
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Katherine A. High: The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Nature, 2005, vol. 435, issue 7042, 577-579

Abstract: DNA-cleaving enzymes trigger a repair process that can now be harnessed to correct mutations in the human genome in vitro. This represents another step towards gene-correction strategies for treating human disease.

Date: 2005
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