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Alnylam Licenses Mammalian RNAi Patent Application from Stanford

Sep 26, 2003
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Alnylam said this week that it has co-exclusively licensed from Stanford University the therapeutic rights to a patent application covering RNAi-mediated inhibition of gene expression in mammals, as well as related technology.

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