A can be delivered to a cell or tissue, or can be directly modified within a cell or tissue, by a riety of methods. Match the method to its most appropriate description. denoviruses entiviruses liposomes zinc-finger nucleases [Choose] [Choose] ✓[Choose] proteins that act as DNA-cleaving enzymes to cut out or modify specific sequences of DNA a virus, such as HIV, which integrates foreign DNA into the host's genome a virus like the common cold that can be genetically modified to deliver a DNA sequence microspheres made of lipid molecules that can deliver DNA

A can be delivered to a cell or tissue, or can be directly modified within a cell or tissue, by a riety of methods. Match the method to its most appropriate description. denoviruses entiviruses liposomes zinc-finger nucleases [Choose] [Choose] ✓[Choose] proteins that act as DNA-cleaving enzymes to cut out or modify specific sequences of DNA a virus, such as HIV, which integrates foreign DNA into the host's genome a virus like the common cold that can be genetically modified to deliver a DNA sequence microspheres made of lipid molecules that can deliver DNA

Principles Of Pharmacology Med Assist

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ISBN:9781337512442

Author:RICE

Publisher:RICE

Chapter16: Antifungal, Antiviral, And Immunizing Agents

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