NIH Re-Issues Three Funding Opportunities To Develop RNAi, Related Technologies

Mar 09, 2006

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The National Institutes of Health this month re-issued three separate funding opportunity announcements for projects related to digestive disease and nutrition research, brain tumor dispersal, and lysosomal storage disorder therapies each program specifically naming RNA interference and related technologies.

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