USPTO Publishes Three RNAi-Related Patent Applications

Apr 13, 2006

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Title: Oligomeric Compounds Effecting Drosha-Mediated Cleavage

Number: 20060073505

Filed: Sept. 20, 2005

Lead Inventor: Richard Griffey, Isis Pharmaceuticals

The invention, the patent application's abstract states, "provides methods of promoting Drosha-mediated cleavage of antisense oligomeric compounds and compositions and compounds for carrying out the same."

Title: Therapeutic Alteration of Transplantable Tissues Through In Situ or Ex Vivo Exposure to RNA Interference Molecules

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