| RNA interference |
RNA interference is a process initiated by double stranded RNA which inhibits gene expression in a sequence-dependent fashion. This process was recently discovered in human cells and speculations remain as to its physiological meaning. Meanwhile, RNA interference has emerged as a powerful gene silencing technique, useful in research and therapy development.
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| RNA interference |
Post-transcriptional gene silencing that regulates gene expression. (See siRNA [short-interfering RNA])
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| RNA interference |
A therapeutic approach for a range of genetic disorders where RNAi could be used to selectively turn off the disease gene in a mouse model. Turning off the disease gene in mice corrected neuroanatomical abnormalities and animals treated with RNAi had improved coordination. Even though RNAi can turn down bad genes, these genes are not completely silenced.
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| RNA interference |
RNA Interference (RNAi), a term coined by Fire et al in 1998, is a phenomenon that small double-stranded RNA (referred as small interference RNA or siRNA) can induce efficient sequence-specific silence of gene expression.
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