Harvard, Scripps Researchers Receive Big NIH Awards for RNAi-Related Projects
October 21, 2010
Harvard, Scripps Researchers Receive Big NIH Awards for RNAi-Related Projects
At the same time, microRNA research continues to garner significant NIH support, with three projects related to the small non-coding RNAs receiving more than $1.3 million in combined funding last month.
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