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Two New RNAi-Related Patent Applications Published By US Patent Office

Mar 12, 2004
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Title: Compositions and Methods for Generating Conditional Knockouts. Number: 20040045043. Filed: May 19, 2003. Lead Inventor: Robert Finney, Cell Therapeutics.

The patent application’s abstract states that the invention “provides vectors and methods for the generation of conditional knockout and knockdown cells and animals.”

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