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In New Year, National Institutes of Health Issues New Grants to Support RNAi Programs

Jan 16, 2004
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With the new year comes a new round of government grants supporting the latest RNAi research. Among them is one that has been issued to advance the understanding of proteins that play an important role in the transmission of gene silencing information, and one that is funding experiments applying RNAi to the study of in vivo muscle metabolism.

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