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7 Gene therapy for haemophiliaPasi, 1996
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- Pasi K
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- Baillière's clinical haematology
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The cloning of the factor VIII and IX genes and production of recombinant factor VIII and IX during the 1980s first began to offer the concept of a gene therapy treatment for haemophilia. Haemophilia is widely considered to be a suitable condition for treatment by …
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