Biology, 21.08.2019 08:20, Ksedro1998

How does gene therapy affect a cell? a. cells with functioning genes are replaced with mutated genes. b. cells with normal genes are replaced with cells of defective genes. c. cells with abnormal genes are replaced with cells of destructive genes. d. cells with defective genes are replaced with cells of normal genes.

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