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Gene therapy can stop or slow the effects of disease on the most basic level of the human body—our genes. Cell therapy is the transfer of a specific cell type(s) into a person to treat or prevent a disease.
Gene therapy is the use of genetic material in the treatment or prevention of disease.
Cell therapy is the transfer of a specific cell type(s) into a person to treat or prevent a disease.
Vectors are essentially vehicles designed to deliver therapeutic genetic material, such as a working gene, directly into a cell.
Learn more about some common approaches that target the underlying problem.
How do clinical trials work? Here we learn about the process of developing a treatment.
Gene editing aims to be a one-time therapy that directly edits pieces of DNA within the cell.
Common terms in cell and gene therapy, from A-to-Z.
Visit these websites for more gene and cell therapy resources.