What might be an advantage of beginning gene therapy prior to birth ?A. This would give the body plenty of time to utilise the new genesB. The body would not reject it as it has not yet recognised selfC. The cells being extremely young, are mor receptive of gene therapyD. There probably is not any advantage

What might be an advantage of beginning gene therapy prior to birth ?A

1.	What might be an advantage of beginning gene therapy prior to birth ?A. This would give the body plenty of time to utilise the new genesB. The body would not reject it as it has not yet recognised selfC. The cells being extremely young, are mor receptive of gene therapyD. There probably is not any advantage
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