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Individualized Cancer Therapy Via Gene Silencing
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Individualized Cancer Therapy Via Gene Silencing
In a major cancer-research breakthrough, researchers at the McGill University, Department of Biochemistry have discovered that a small segment of a protein that interacts with RNA can control the normal expression of genes — including those that are active in cancer. Credit: Media Relations, McGill University
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Date Found: May 27, 2010
Date Produced: May 27, 2010
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