Antisense RNA and DNA (original) (raw)

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Scientific American

January 1, 1990

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Molecules that bind with specific messenger RNA's can selectively turn off genes. Eventually certain diseases may be treated with them; today antisense molecules are valuable research tools

By Harold M. Weintraub

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