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c-Myc Knockout as a Model for Gene Editing for Training Healthcare Professional Students

2023-08-19

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Correction of genetic errors, commonly known as gene editing, holds promise to treat diseases with unmet medical needs. However, several gene therapy trials have encountered unwanted outcomes, because of the incomplete understanding of the disease states and gene therapy processes. This situation encourages a concept that healthcare professionals receiving laboratory research will not only identify inadequacies in...

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Literature Corpus work: 4b359560-9874-558b-9117-8bfc0034ba04
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3218108/v1

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