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Gene therapy using a viral vector.  

Gene therapy using a viral vector.  

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Fig. 2: Viral vector mediated gene therapy.  
Fig. 3: Gene therapy using a viral vector.  
Fig. 4: (a) Gene therapy using different vectors, (b) Significance of...
Fig. 5: Entry of dendrimer-DNA complex into eukaryotic cell.  
+1 Fig. 7: Schematic presentation of divergent and convergent synthesis...
DENDRIMERS: THE POTENTIAL HAULER IN GENE THERAPY
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Gene therapy is the technique in which defective or non-functional genes are replaced with targeted gene. Gene therapy has gained significant attention over the past two decades as a potential method for treating genetic disorders such as severe combined immunodeficiency, cystic fibrosis and Parkinson’s disease. Viral and on-viral vectors commonly...
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