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The insertion of a therapeutic gene into chromosomes at a site near a proto-oncogene unexpectedly caused which disease in boys with an X-linked genetic disorder? Autoimmune dise…
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The insertion of a therapeutic gene into chromosomes at a site near a proto-oncogene unexpectedly caused which
disease in boys with an X-linked genetic disorder?
Autoimmune diseases
Fungal diseases
Leukemia
Alzheimer's disease
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