Therapeutic approach that involves inserting nucleic acids into the patient's cells.
Synonyms
Examples for "gene therapy"
Examples for "gene therapy"
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Jake was one of 13 patients given pioneering gene therapy last year.
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Episomally maintained self-replicating systems present attractive alternative vehicles for gene therapy applications.
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Background: Vascular gene therapy requires safe and efficient gene transfer in vivo.
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This method will contribute to future gene therapy for age-related macular degeneration.
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This virus also offers a potential liver-specific targeting system for gene therapy.
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This is the point of importance for the thought of genetic enhancement.
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If germ line therapy is acceptable, perhaps genetic enhancement should be as well.
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On the other hand, germ line genetic therapy and genetic enhancement are not acceptable.
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Thus, a Rousseauian could be understood to demand genetic enhancement rather than just tolerate it.
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The "promise" of genetic enhancement is that we can alter and augment known and recognized human abilities.
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On the other hand, germ line genetic therapy and genetic enhancement are not acceptable.
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An example of this dynamic can be found in the discussion of genetic therapy and engineering.
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Researchers in Oxford are developing a genetic therapy which they hope could eventually stop people going blind.
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This position encourages genetic therapy, as well perhaps as genetic engineering, as a likely extension of this social obligation.
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For some time, it has been commonplace to argue that genetic therapy is ethically acceptable, while genetic enhancement should be forbidden.
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Cricket coach Joe Pepper was going blind until he received a pioneering genetic therapy that not only saved his sight, but actually improved it.
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Somatic genetic therapy is acceptable because, by analogy with other therapies, it focuses on treating the individual with consequences that are limited to that individual.
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But thought, translated into action - into vaccines, visualizing machines, genetic therapies - could.
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I'd planned on discussing a couple of possible approaches to corrective genetic therapies with you, but that can certainly wait for another time.
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Consequently, there is a pressing need to accelerate the pace of axonal loss over a short interval for high-throughput screening of pharmacological and genetic therapies.
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Even now, Wei thought, Kendrick probably carried around much of that wealth embedded in the very fabric of his body, in genetic therapies, cybernetic implants.