Cancer Research UK, Netherlands Cancer Institute, and CytRx

Apr 23, 2004

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Cancer Research UK, Netherlands Cancer Institute Release 8,000-gene RNAi Cancer Library

Cancer Research UK and the Netherlands Cancer Institute have completed a human RNA interference library that is ostensibly the first in the world to focus exclusively on genes relevant to cancer, Cancer Research UK said last week.

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