Question

5. (Optional) For any genetic disease, several approaches for treating it at different steps of gene expression

could work. Complete the Click & Learn "Central Dogma and Genetic Medicine," paying particular attention
to the genetic medicines that have been developed or are in development for the diseases above. Were the
approaches you identified in this activity like the ones in the interactive? If so, how were they similar? If no
how did they differ?

Answer 1

Genetic medicines for treating genetic diseases target different steps of gene expression to correct genetic defects or alleviate symptoms.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the Click & Learn 'Central Dogma and Genetic Medicine,' several genetic medicines for different diseases are discussed. Some of the approaches mentioned include gene therapy, RNA-based therapies, and protein replacement therapy. These approaches aim to correct the genetic defects or overcome the symptoms associated with the diseases. They are similar to the ones in the interactive as they target different steps of gene expression to treat the genetic diseases.

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