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Gene Therapy is still (An Experimental Technique). It (Functions To Alter, Replace, Silence or Augment) a gene's function to improve specific symptoms. It affects only ( ). Gene therapy for inherited bleeding disorder provides ( ). Gene therapy can be and must be delivered in a variety of ways for a variety
of conditions including ( ). Problems can be created by delivery of gene therapy by ( ).
Proteomics is (The Study of The Function, Structures, and Interactions of Proteins). Gene expression profiling is a technology, which identifies the genes, which are active or inactive ( ). Devices that are called microarrays or DNA chips (Can Identify Inherited Gene Variants, As Well AS How Particular Genes In Particular Cell Types Respond To Different Situations. This Information Provides Profiles That Indicate Which Diseases A Person Is At Highest Risk of Developing and Even How That Person Will Likely React To Particular Drug Treatment). Discuss two uses of gene expression profiling in clinical treatment: 1.( ), 2.( ). The power of gene expression profiling in normal anatomy and physiology, and pathology, comes from ( ). It is perhaps most valuable in ( ). An example is ( ). Identifying proteins produced in abnormal or injured cells also suggest ( ). An example is ( ).