As part of the ongoing quest to find effective delivery methods for RNAi drugs, a team of researchers at Duke University has combined aptamers with siRNAs to create a cell type-specific gene-silencing agent capable of inhibiting tumor growth and mediating tumor regression in an animal model of prostate cancer.
Duke Team Aims at Cracking RNAi Delivery Problem By Linking Aptamers, siRNAs in an 'All-RNA' Method
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