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USPTO Publishes Two RNAi-Related Patent Applications: Jan 26, 2006

Jan 26, 2006
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Title: Interfering Stem-Loop Structures and Methods for Identifying

Number: 20060015264

Filed: June 2, 2004

Lead Inventor: Andrew McShea, CombiMatrix

The patent application, its abstract states, covers "a method for identifying stem-loop structures within a genome.

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