Datum: 4.7.2008
Enzyme could create tailor-made cells to be injected back into patients.
By creating a custom-designed enzyme that can sever a gene, researchers have made a key type of human blood cell more resistant to the HIV virus. They hope to use the technique to create disease-fighting infusions of a patient’s own genetically-altered cells.
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