Thalassemia Patients and Friends
Discussion Forums => Working Towards a Cure => Topic started by: 7assan on May 20, 2010, 01:02:05 PM
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New Gene Therapy Breakthrough in Humans is Result of Research Pioneered at OHSU's Primate Center
A promising gene therapy method first developed through animal studies at Oregon Health & Science University has now been successfully tested using human cells. Today, the scientific journal Nature published results of a study conducted at Newcastle University in the United Kingdom where a nucleus from one embryo was transferred to another. It is believed that by using this method of gene transfer, genetic diseases carried in cell mitochondria might be prevented, and maternally-based diseases that are frequently passed from generation to generation could be halted.
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Wow,just reading this gives me goosebumps!!hope we can avail gene therapy soon.
thanks for the info
regards
aabha
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inshallah God bless on thalassemia patiend
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Baloch, can you reveal us your source? (link)
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http://www.ohsu.edu/xd/about/news_events/news/2010-04-14-new-gene-therapy-br.cfm