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Delivering gene therapy’s promise - Dyno Therapeutics
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The human body consists of trillions of cells, each possessing their own copy of DNA that provides the blueprint for making a human.
Delivering gene therapy’s promise Dyno Therapeutics Jan 26, 2021 1 Share The human body consists of trillions of cells, each possessing their own copy of DNA that provides the blueprint for making a human. Despite sharing the same DNA, different cells activate a varied mix of genes within them to enable differentiation into various tissues and organs. For millions of people, unfortunately, some of these genes do not function properly, resulting in diseases and conditions that are sometimes severely debilitating. Currently, there are thousands of diseases of different organs that can be cured i
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