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Gene Therapy & Neoplastic Disorders | Human Genetics

Let us make an in-depth study of the gene therapy principles for neoplastic disorders and infectious diseases. Cancer Gene Therapies: Many different approaches can be used for cancer gene therapy (see Culver and Blaese, 1994 and Table 23.6) and, in marked contrast to the few gene therapy trials for inherited dis­orders, numerous cancer gene therapy trials are currently being conducted [...]

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Human Gene Evolution: Introduction and Hypothesis | Genetics

In this article we will discuss about the Introduction and hypothesis of human gene evolution. Introduction to the Evolution of Human Gene: Some chromosomes appear to have been relatively protected from change during pri­mate evolution, for example human chromo­some 19 and X. By contrast other chromo­somes have been prone to significant reorgani­zation for example human chromosomes 1, 2, 3 and [...]

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Types of Mutagens: Radiation and Chemical | Genetics

Two types of mutagens are considered here which are mostly affected the humans producing different mutations resulting in a number of abnormalities: 1. Radiation Exposure 2. Chemical Mutagenesis. Type # 1. Radiation Exposure: High energy radiation or ionising radia­tion produces a genetic alteration or mutation at a very low dose also. It has been shown experimentally that a low dose [...]

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