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Gene splicing promises new medical powers from DNA
Stanford teams report cross species gene transfers using recombinant DNA to study regulation and disease. Inserting a rabbit blood pigment gene into monkey cells yielded hemoglobin production, while mouse genes into bacteria made mammalian enzymes, hinting at future diagnostics, therapies, and drugs.
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Stanford University
Berg
Nature
Annie C.Y. Chang
Jack H. Nunberg
Randal J. Kaufman
Henry A. Ehrlich
Robert T. Schimke
Stanley N. Cohen
Stanford