The connective cells, known as fibroblasts, are then isolated and an electrical current is used to force-feed them with the snippets of DNA that make factor VIII.
In fact, the DNA's form factor reminds us of what you'll find on the One X and Samsung Galaxy S III: at 70.5mm (2.78 inches) wide, it's only 0.6mm wider than the One X and is actually 0.1mm narrower than the GS3.
But scientists from three hospitals in Boston, USA, found that they could temporarily reverse the effects by extracting skin cells from patients whose DNA can't make factor VIII.