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Nature Methods  1, 79 - 86 (2004)
doi:10.1038/nmeth1004-79

RNAi: Silencing never sounded better

Laura Bonetta

Laura Bonetta is a freelance writer based in the Washington, DC area lbonetta@nasw.org

The ability to trigger RNA interference in mammalian cells provides unprecedented opportunities for probing the functions of genes. Many products and resources are there to help. Laura Bonetta reports.

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