Two weeks ago brought good news and bad news for gene transfer. First the good news. New England Journal of Medicine beatified a new gene transfer strategy for Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome (WAS). WAS is a primary immunodeficiency that primarily affects boys. It is thus in the same family of disorders that have been, in varying degrees,… Continue reading Icarus, again: Adversity in another Gene Transfer Trial
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Departing Milano Stazione? ADA-SCID and Gene Transfer
Greetings after a hiatus for teaching, grants, committees, book deadlines, wiping runny noses, and more. Much has happened since my last posting, and in the next two or three weeks, I hope to catch up. First item on the agenda is a Jan 29 report in New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) describing successful reconstitution of… Continue reading Departing Milano Stazione? ADA-SCID and Gene Transfer