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STAT+: Pioneering trial for treating genetic disease before birth nears reality

A UCSF team has submitted an application to the FDA seeking approval for a small trial of in utero gene therapy for a rare lysosomal storage disorder.

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According to STAT’s source item, STAT+: Pioneering trial for treating genetic disease before birth nears reality, A UCSF team has submitted an application to the FDA seeking approval for a small trial of in utero gene therapy for a rare lysosomal storage disorder.

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