RNA Interference Screen IDs New Human Embryonic Stem Cell Regulatory Genes
October 18, 2010
RNA Interference Screen IDs New Human Embryonic Stem Cell Regulatory Genes
Researchers from the Genome Institute of Singapore and elsewhere used a genome-wide RNA interference screen to find previously undetected genes involved in human embryonic stem cell regulatory networks.
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