Power of plants harnessed to fight hemophilia

Thursday, April 1, 2010 - 14:14 in Biology & Nature

Researchers have devised a way that potentially could help patients develop tolerance to the therapeutic protein needed to treat hemophilia. They genetically modified plants to encapsulate the tolerance-inducing protein within cell walls. The system is now being tested in mice and could help improve the lives of many people who have hemophilia.

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