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    It is not the case that Gene therapy and CRISPR interventions act on somatic or germline cells as embodied biological systems, not on abstract genomic information alone.

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    • 1.The claim conflates implementation details with ontological reality. DNA sequences are the causal mechanism; cellular context is secondary scaffolding.
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    • 2.Systems-level effects still reduce to molecular interactions governed by genetic information; 'embodied' adds explanatory rhetoric without new content.
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    • 1.Cellular context determines therapeutic outcome: identical genetic edits produce different phenotypes across cell types, tissues, and developmental stages.
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    • 2.Off-target effects and epigenetic changes are emergent properties of living systems, not predictable from sequence data alone.
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    • 3.Long-term patient outcomes depend on immune response, tissue integration, and systemic effects that transcend the edited genomic sequence.
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