Gene therapy shown to revive immune systems in two French babies
Two French infants with severe combined immunodeficiency received gene therapy reported in Science. Doctors say early signs show immune systems returning to normal function, though cure not yet confirmed. Researchers note the milestone amid skepticism and potential for broader trials at Duke and NIH.
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Alain Fischer
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Jennifer Puck
U.S. National Institutes of Health
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Young Cells in Cloned Cows Hint At Longevity Prospects
Massachusetts researchers report six cloned cows with cells that appear as young as newborn calves. Unlike Dolly, these cows were cloned from aged cells yet show prolonged youth, suggesting potential for tissue replacement therapies while avoiding immediate aging concerns. Experts caution against overclaiming a fountain of youth.
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Science
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Thorn’ Pederson
University of Massachusetts Medical School
Jerry Shay
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
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