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[Vectors used in gene therapy].

J Křemen, Petr Pohlreich, J. Stříbrná

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The ability to direct gene transfer to particular target cells is important to achieve a therapeutic effect. In this review we describe the development of methods for gene delivery to specific cell types.

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The ability to direct gene transfer to particular target cells is important to achieve a therapeutic effect. In this review we describe the development of methods for gene delivery to specific cell types.

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The ability to direct gene transfer to particular target cells is important to achieve a therapeutic effect. In this review we describe the development of methods for gene delivery to specific cell types.

Key concepts: Genetic enhancement, Gene transfer, Computational biology, Gene delivery, Gene, Vector (molecular biology), Biology, Computer science

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