Takara Bio s sSINsi-hH1 DNA, pSINsi-hU6, and pSINsi-mU6 DNA, Select Bioscience s RNAi 2004: Strategic Opportunities, RNA Interference: The Nuts & Bolts of siRNA Technology, and Stealth RNAi oligonucleotides

Feb 13, 2004

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Takara Bio has launched a new retrovirus vector that allows for the persistent delivery of siRNAs in cells, Japan Corporate News Network said this week.

The vectors — sSINsi-hH1 DNA, pSINsi-hU6, and pSINsi-mU6 DNA — were made available on Feb. 6, JCNN added.

Select Biosciences has recently released its RNAi 2004: Strategic Opportunities market report.

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