“The gene therapy is a method used to treat genetic disorders by introducing or removing a gene using gene transfer vectors. Gene therapy is one of the challenging ongoing research […]
DNA without protein or lipid attached present in a surrounding environment is referred to as ‘naked DNA’. It’s used in gene therapy experiments; using a vector naked DNA is incorporated
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In the present article, we will analyze and interpret agarose gel electrophoresis results of restriction digestion, circular DNA, linear DNA, supercoiled DNA and multiplex PCR. After the great success of
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“The gene therapy is a laboratory genetic technique practiced in order to cure the genetic disorders by replacing a defective gene with a normal one.” Simply put, we say that
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“When transposons are inserted into the host genome, it generates duplicate copies on both ends of the insert known as Target site duplication. Learn about the target site duplication and
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“The excision of a transposon from a native location followed by its integration at another location in a host genome is referred to as a non-replicative mechanism of transposition.” The
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