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Gain-of-Function Research: Background and Alternatives - Potential Risks and Benefits of Gain-of-Function Research - NCBI Bookshelf

s discussed in greater detail later in this chapter, many participants argued that the word choice of “gain-of-function” to describe the limited type of experiments covered by the U.S. deliberative process, particularly when coupled with a pause on even a smaller number of research projects, ...

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Gain of Function (GoF) Q&A - Division of Research

Gain-of-function (GOF) refers broadly to experimental techniques or natural processes that result in an organism acquiring new, or enhanced, biological traits. Life Sciences Research is research “pertaining to the study or use of living organisms, viruses, or their products, including all ...

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Feds shut down ‘dangerous’ gain-of-function research, tighten oversight of foreign collaboration | CIDRAP

Gain-of-function research is the study of infectious agents or toxins that are altered to increase their ability to cause disease, transmissibility, or host range to help scientists attempt to predict viral evolution, design vaccines, and develop ...

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What is Gain-of-Function Research?

Gain-of-function research (GOFR) refers to the serial passaging of microorganisms to increase their transmissibility, virulence, immunogenicity, and host tropism by applying selective pressure to a culture.

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What is ‘gain of function’? Why scientists are divided about the risk and benefits of experimenting with deadly viruses

The idea is to better comprehend what a virus looks like so that scientists can respond with therapies, vaccines or even further genetic manipulation to deprive it of a dangerous function, Auclair says. “You understand what a gain of function mutation might do, and how we might prevent it,” he says.