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Gene Doping

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Gene Doping
(1) Modifying a person's genetic makeup so that the body produces more hormones or other natural substances that improve athletic performance
(2) Using genes or gene derivatives for the purpose of increasing muscle mass


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Ellis, a postdoctorial researcher at Sydney University, told delegates at the Asian Racing Conference yesterday: "WADA introduced gene doping to the list of prohibited substances and methods in 2003 but, as far as I'm aware, nothing in the racing rules bans it.
Scientists developed the technology behind gene doping as a promising way to treat genetic diseases such as sickle-cell anemia and the "bubble boy" immune deficiency syndrome.
 
 
 
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