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Why do children cured by enzyme-replacement therapy for adenosine deaminase dediciency need periodic tratment ?

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Children cured by enzyme-replacement therapy for adenosine deaininase (ADA) deficiency need periodic treatment because it is not a completely curative method. In this Method, a functional ADA CDNA introduced into the patient's lymphocytes using retroviral vector. Since the lymphocytes have a definite life cycle, there is a n eed for periodic transfusion of the genetically engineered lymphocytes (having cDNA) into the patient.
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