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Difficulties with somatic gene therapy arise from all of the following except

1.GVHD caused by mature T cells in the transplanted cells

2. inserting a gene so that it will function properly

3.limited life span of more mature hematopoietic cells

4.transducing genetic material into stem cells

Posted Date:-2021-03-07 12:04:17

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