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Saturday, June 10, 2006

DNAbased medicine achieves a breakthrough: "A multi-national team of researchers from Germany, the United States, Switzerland and Britain said both men suffered from the disease that's inherited through a defective gene, leaving left them highly susceptible to fungal or bacterial infections, The Wall Street Journal reported. "

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