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It is a great pleasure for me to welcome you to this meeting on such an important issue as science, information and society． Today, science and information are opening up new horizons for human development． They do SO through the exchange of scientific knowledge, the expansion of education and training, and the promotion of creativity and intercultural dialogue． Our organization is required therefore to help enlarge the spread of science and informa． tion through better education． Yet science education does not take place only in universities and institutions of higher education．An early start must be made if we are to increase the numbers of students who are interested in pursuing a scientific career． The uneven distribution of science and information between the industrialized and devel- oping countries also raises concerns．According to a UN Report, industrialized countries, with only 15%of the world’s population, are home to 88%of all Internet users．Less than 1%Of people in South Asia are online, even though it is home to one-fifth of the world’s population． The situation is even worse in Africa．There are only one million Internet users on the entire continent whereas in the UK alone there are 10.5 million．In other words, capacity-buffding is vital for the developing world if they are to become knowledge societies． These are some ofthe key issues that I hope you will discuss during the upcoming meeting． In particular, I am keen to hear your views on how this meeting can make a difference and, indeed, how science and information can make a difference in building knowledge societies． Thank you．
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"Before the operation, I would look at someone and all I could see for their face was jelly," says Jonathan Wyatt "Now, I can see people"s faces." The 65-year-old is one of six people in the world to receive gene therapy for a【C1】______type of inherited eye disease【C2】______choroideremia(an eye disease). The first published【C3】______of the trial, released today, suggest that【C4】______people"s genes can stop the disease from causing blindness—and【C5】______sight in those whose vision has become【C6】______. Choroideremia is caused by【C7】______in the CHM gene. In those who have the disease, a【C8】______of REP-1 means that cells in the eyes stop working and slowly begin to【C9】______causing blindness. Enter gene therapy, which uses a virus to insert a【C10】______copy of a gene into cells with a gene defect and could【C11】______be used to treat many genetic conditions. Robert MacLaren of the University of Oxford and his colleagues decided to see if it could【C12】______choroideremia. Starting two years ago with Wyatt, they【C13】______a virus carrying a corrective copy of the CHM gene into the eyes of people with choroideremia. Today the team【C14】______that of the six people who received the treatment six months【C15】______or longer, all have described【C16】______in their vision. Still, the long-lasting effects of the treatment remain【C17】______Wyatt had the treatment first, so can【C18】______that the benefits seem to last two years,【C19】______he"s just one case. The treatment also can"t replace cells that have been【C20】______destroyed. 【C15】
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