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Gene therapy

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Transplantation in hematology and oncology

W. E. Berdel

1999

Human gene therapy

Eve K. Nichols

1988

Current and future immunosuppressive therapies following transplantation

Giuseppe Remuzzi, Mohamed H. Sayegh

2001

Cardiovascular genomics

Keith DiPetrillo

2009

Oncolytic viruses

David H. Kirn, Liu, Ta-Chiang M.D., Stephen H. Thorne

2012

Junk DNA

Nessa Carey

2015

Hematopoiesis and gene therapy

Leslie J. Fairbairn, Nydia G. Testa

1999

Gene Therapy for Acute and Acquired Diseases

Phillip H. Factor

2001

Biopharmaceutical drug design and development

Susanna Wu-Pong

2008

The development of human gene therapy

Theodore Friedmann

1998

Biomedical engineering principles of the bionic man

George K. Hung

2010

From genetics to gene therapy

David S. Latchman

1994

Management of Prostate Cancer

Eric A. Klein

2000

Gene and cell therapy

Nancy Smyth Templeton

2004

Gene therapy

James W. Larrick

1991

Oncogenomics

David Duggan

2004

Gene therapeutics

1994

Gene therapy of cancer

Wolfgang Walther

2009

Suicide Gene Therapy

Caroline J. Springer

2010

Human gene therapy

United States. Congress. Office of Technology Assessment

1984

Fatal care

Leonard Goldberg

2001

Short protocols in human genetics

Jonathan L. Haines, Nicholas C. Dracopoli, Bruce R. Korf

2004

Gene therapy

Evelyn B. Kelly

2007

Gene therapy of the central nervous system

2006

Cured

Nathalia Holt

2014

Adeno-associated virus (AAV) vectors in gene therapy

C. Giraud

1996

Government response to the report from the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee

Great Britain. Department of Health

2001

Gene transfer and the ethics of first-in-human research

Jonathan Kimmelman

2010

Gene therapy in cancer

Malcolm K. Brenner

1996

Gene Therapy in the Treatment of Cancer

Karol Sikora, Ian Magrath

1998

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