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Scaling up the systematic hunt for mammalian genetic interactions

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Three RNA interference–based methods probe genetic interactions in mammalian cells at large scale.

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Figure 1: Three different approaches to genetic interaction screens in mammalian cells based on arrayed and pooled RNAi technologies.

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