Blaese, Anderson and Culver, US geneticists. Michael Blaese (born 1939, left), French Anderson (born 1936, center), and Kenneth Culver (right) present
Blaese, Anderson and Culver, US geneticists. Michael Blaese (born 1939, left), French Anderson (born 1936, center), and Kenneth Culver (right) presenting their gene therapy research during a press conference in September 1990. They proposed that gene therapy be administered to children with SCID (severe combined immune deficiency), a rare genetic disease that results in a deficient immune system, where common childhood illnesses or infections become life threatening. Gene therapy involves replacing the faulty gene causing a genetic disease with a normal one.
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