Ex vivo gene therapy:   Question 13 options:   converts tissue specific cells to pluripotent stem cells   Modifies T cells to recognize and destroy cancer cells   Involves moving a nucleus to a denucleated cell   Involves the removal, genetic modification, and re-implanting of a patient's own stem cells   Uses a conjugative plasmid to transfer DNA into a cell

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