To cure Parkinson's disease, dopamine producing cells, could be grafted directly into the brain as a:
Correct answer: D. Gene therapy through transplant
- A. Gene therapy
- B. Transplant therapy
- C. Chemotherapy
- D. Gene therapy through transplant
Explanation
Parkinson's disease is caused by deficiency of dopamine, a neurotransmitter of brain. When its deficiency is made up it is cured.
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