Engineered by altering viral genomes, these modified viruses serve dual purposes. In medicine, they deliver gene therapies, combat antibiotic-resistant infections, and create targeted cancer-killing agents. In agriculture, they protect crops from pests. Patients with genetic disorders, cancer, and chronic infections benefit most, alongside farmers seeking sustainable yields, though rigorous safety protocols govern their release.
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