Subcutaneous DNA injection produces.

<p>Mice were injected subcutaneously with HEDGES DNA vector encoding hGLA in LR at 1ug/uL (300ug), 3ug/uL (900ug and 1.8 mg), or 6ug/uL (3.2 mg). Sera were collected and assessed by ELISA. Data are shown as mean ±SEM (n = 3).</p>

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Main Author:	Alice Ye (22538047) (author)
Other Authors:	Marissa Mack (22538050) (author), Ryan Ice (22538164) (author), Tim Heath (4581775) (author), Elof Ericksson (22538167) (author), Stanford Shoor (22538170) (author), Robert D. Steiner (11244483) (author), Chakkrapong Handumrongkul (22538059) (author), Robert Debs (22538062) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biochemistry Immunology Cancer Hematology Infectious Diseases Plant Biology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified transfect subcutaneous fat safely produces long cause significant numbers brpts ), among afford brpts versus 2 monoclonal antibody permanently discontinue hgla lone (< b r </ b h </ b rare human single div >< p b </ b fd damages heart p </ b hgla serum protein normal human level </ b hgla enzyme worldwide access world ’ vector encoding show one short protein sadha platform revolutionized treatment rapid deployment prolonged storage previously reported patient per one administration na vectors lifetime costs intact cold infusion reactions hedges dna gastrointestinal tract fd patients fabry disease expensive medicines broad temporal based administration areas worldwide ambient temperatures administered worldwide 10 ng 000 per 000 incurable
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Subcutaneous DNA injection produces.

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