The form of gene therapy characterised by direct insertion of genes into particular cells within the body is known by the term:

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The term "in vivo" refers to procedures that are done within a living organism, such as direct insertion of genes into particular cells within the body. In vitro procedures (A) are done outside of the body, ex vivo procedures (C) involve removing cells from the body, manipulating them, and then returning them to the body, and in situ procedures (D) refer to procedures done in the original location without moving or altering the tissue.

The Form of Gene Therapy Characterised by Direct Insertion of Genes