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It's important to note that they didn't release HIV into the patient in vivo. They infected T-Cells in vitro that then multiplied in the patient's body. By doin
by SapphireSun 15y ago
It's important to note that they didn't release HIV into the patient in vivo. They infected T-Cells in vitro that then multiplied in the patient's body. By doing it in a test tube they can also throw out the bad results. Gene therapy isn't going to work quite yet inside of a body, but if you can grow replacement organs from scratch, you can definitely get somewhere.