Genetic Hematologic Conditions Resource Library

Explore examples of research, developmental milestones, and investigational treatment approaches targeting the liver.

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Hemophilia Patient Gene Therapy Preview
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Hemophilia Patient Gene Therapy

Gene Therapy

Discover how a desired protein such as FVIII or FIX for hemophilia can be made in a cell by introducing a vector that delivers a new functional gene.

Hemophilia A Preview
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Hemophilia A

Hemophilia

Learn how the frequency of bleeding episodes in patients with hemophilia A determines the severity of disease. See how it is diagnosed and managed.

Milestones in the History of Gene Therapy for Hemophilia

Hemophilia

Explore a timeline of important gene therapy milestones related to gene therapies for hemophilia.

AAV Gene Therapy Research Animation Preview
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AAV Gene Therapy Research Animation

Gene Therapy

Adeno-associated viral (AAV) vectors are designed to encapsulate genetic material for the potential treatment of genetic diseases. Explore the science behind AAV gene therapy research.

What Causes Genetic Disease? Preview
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What Causes Genetic Disease?

Gene Therapy

Proteins carry out a variety of cellular and physiological functions in the body. See how changes in a person’s DNA can affect proteins and lead to genetic disease.

Gene Therapy Strategies Preview
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Gene Therapy Strategies

Gene Therapy

Learn how gene therapies can potentially correct genetic mutations to provide functional protein.

Biological Features of a Recombinant AAV Preview
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Biological Features of a Recombinant AAV

Gene Therapy

AAVs are commonly used as vectors in gene therapy. See how recombinant AAV vectors are designed and how they function in the body.

Liver-Directed AAV Delivery Preview
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Liver-Directed AAV Delivery

Gene Therapy

Watch how recombinant AAV vectors enter the liver, locate specific surface receptors, and combine with target cells.

Gene Therapy and the Immune Response Preview
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Gene Therapy and the Immune Response

Gene Therapy

Administering AAV vectors can activate different branches of the immune system. Learn about this process and research to develop immunosuppressive techniques.


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