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USPTO Publishes Two Patent Applications Covering RNA Interference Technology Published

Oct 10, 2003
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The US Patent and Trademark Office published on Oct. 2 two patent applications related to RNA interference.

The first — No. 20030186909 — is entitled “Nucleic acid treatment of diseases or conditions related to levels of epidermal growth factor receptors,” and lists Sirna Therapeutics researcher James McSwiggen as its inventor.

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