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Exploiting the adenoassociated virus Rep protein to mediate site-specific integration into the human genome and optimisation of Ad/AAV vector design

2008-01-01

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Gene therapy is an approach to treating diseases in which an exogenous gene is introduced to correct for a defective or missing protein or to affect a biochemical pathway. Few successes have been reported in humans (0), as several technical issues limit its broader application. One question is how to deliver DNA to the appropriate cells. Nature provides one solution in the form of viruses, which are in essence pro...

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2e90783f-43dd-50c1-8f3d-8ed5f0b0d276
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10.21954/ou.ro.0000fa68
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