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USPTO Publishes Six RNAi-Related Patent Applications: Aug 3, 2006

Aug 03, 2006
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Title: Methods to Trigger RNA Interference
 
Number: 20060174380
 
Filed: Jan. 6, 2006
 
Lead Inventor: James Carrington, University of Oregon
 

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