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Mitochondrial Replacement Therapies Can Circumvent mtDNA-Based Disease Transmission

Abstract

Mitochondrial DNA diseases are relatively common, sometimes devastating, and transmitted exclusively through the egg to children of carrier mothers. A study in Cell by Wang et al. (2014) adds the exciting possibility of a new therapy for preventing mitochondrial disease transmission predicated on the use of polar body genomes in mice

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This paper was published in Elsevier - Publisher Connector .

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