Though only a few months old and still in the process of building up its infrastructure, the Gene Silencing Section of the National Cancer Institute's Center for Cancer Research is already getting things moving. First up for the organization is an invitation-only meeting of academics and industry players focused on the use of RNA interference in combating childhood cancers.
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