In Vivo’s Quick Guide To Gene Therapy
With Critical Pipeline Mass Achieved, Gene Therapy Is Here To Stay
Executive Summary
Once the stuff of (largely implausible) science fiction, gene therapy is now a clinical reality and one that is taking an increasing share of the pharma R&D limelight. In Vivo takes a look at how these therapies work, how the field has emerged and where it is likely to go next.
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