gene therapy
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Chloroplasts Show Promise as a Gene Therapy Tool for Huntington’s Disease: Study
A chloroplast enzyme safeguards plants against pathological protein aggregation that causes Huntington’s and other neurodegenerative diseases. New research may have found a way to 'copy' the mechanism for application in human cells.
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Juno Therapeutics Cancer Trial Stops After 3 Deaths, But Other Gene Therapy Trials Continue
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Smell of Success: Gene Therapy Restores Smell in Mice
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