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Two New RNAi-Related Patent Applications Published by the USPTO

Aug 13, 2004
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Title: Method for Generation of a Random RNAi Library and its Application in Cell-Based Screens. Number: 20040152172. Filed: Sept. 5, 2003. Inventor: Martin Geppert, Pharmacia & Upjohn (Pfizer).

“The present invention provides methods and compositions relating to inhibitory RNA,” the patent application’s abstract states.

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