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Biotech / Medical : Gene therapy

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To: SnowShredder who wrote (126)8/13/1999 6:47:00 PM
From: Mike McFarland  Read Replies (1) of 319
 
p.s. I was also under the impression that
the promoter and the gene were being delivered
seperately, but I may be messed up on my jargon
alltogether--three pieces right, the gene, the
activation domain (promoter, which is inserted
at a different time) and the dimerizer drug.

Honesty, the Materials and Methods section
of PNAS pp8657 goes right over my head. In fact
the only things I recognized were FKBP12
and NF-kB (well I know easy terms, cDNA, CMV,
BALB/c) but the rest of it is Greek to me.

Say, speaking of the Greeks, is Ariad named for
Ariadne? I posted some nonsense over on Yahoo to
try and draw somebody out on that, but never got
a reply. Anyone?
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