RNAi is fast emerging as a wonderful tool for inhibiting gene expression in a sequence specific manner. The applications of this technology are two-fold: to study gene function, and use as a therapeutic agent in treating many diseases. As a therapeutic agent it finds applications in antiviral treatments because RNAi has been shown to successfully [...]
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siRNA for inhibiting HIV-I replication
Posted in Gene Expression, HIV, Medicine, RNAi on November 11, 2007 | 2 Comments »
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