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Patent Application For Systemic RNAi-related Gene, Protein Published by USPTO

Sep 08, 2003
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A patent application covering nucleic acid and protein sequences related to a gene required for systemic RNAi was published by the USPTO on Sept. 4.

The application — number 20030167490 — was filed on Nov. 26, 2002, and cites Craig Hunter and colleagues at Harvard’s Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology as inventors.

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