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Hearing Restored to Mice with Genetic Deafness through Gene Therapy
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Hearing Restored to Mice with Genetic Deafness through Gene Therapy

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Brain Cells Have Greater Plasticity Than Previously Thought

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Innovative Research Product References - June Publications

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New Model of MS May Lead to Better Therapeutic Options
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New Model of MS May Lead to Better Therapeutic Options

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shRNA Based Gene Therapy Prevents Neurodegeneration in Rat Model
shRNA Based Gene Therapy Prevents Neurodegeneration in Rat Model
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shRNA Based Gene Therapy Prevents Neurodegeneration in Rat Model

Scientists at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine have found that gene therapy to reduce the production of a...