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Gene transfer.

J Slama·C Andree·T Winkler·W F Swain·E Eriksson
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The principles and techniques of gene transfer are presented. Common concepts are defined, and the frequently used transfer vectors are described herein. Several gene transfer applications are discussed briefly. Areas of particular interest to the plastic surgeon such as gene transfer to skin and wounds are included.

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J Slama, C Andree, T Winkler, W F Swain, E Eriksson. 1995. Gene transfer.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00000637-199510000-00018

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