The cloning of the genes for most of the hematopoietic growth factors has been accomplished. the recombinant proteins that are produced are used in a wide range of clinical problems. what diseases have these proteins been used to fight?

Aplastic anemia.

Explanation:

The recombinant protein is the desired protein that are coded by the recombinant DNA.  The recombinant protein has importance in the agriculture as well in the medicine field.

The cloning of the hematopoietic growth factors is important for the aplastic anemia. The aplastic anemia is the condition in which blood cells are produced by the body and this might cause the kidney failure. Desired protein and growth factors are artificially produced to treat the disease.

Thus, the answer is aplastic anemia.

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