Gene therapy:

A medical strategy known as gene therapy treats or prevents disease by fixing the underlying genetic issue. Instead of utilising drugs or surgery, gene therapy procedures allow doctors to treat a problem by changing a person's genetic composition.

The original approach to gene therapy, also known as gene transfer or gene addition, was created to: Incorporate a new gene into cells to aid in the treatment of a disease.

Introduce a healthy copy of the gene to replace the disease-causing altered copy. The idea behind gene therapy is to address a genetic issue at its root. Gene therapy may be used to treat hereditary diseases, for example, if a particular gene mutation results in the creation of a defective protein that (often recessively) results in the disease.

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