RNA finds a simpler way

Thomas R. Cech ()
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Thomas R. Cech: Howard Hughes Medical Institute

Nature, 2004, vol. 428, issue 6980, 263-264

Abstract: Is there no end to the versatility of RNA? The latest feat to be revealed is RNA's ability to switch off genes through a neatly straightforward mechanism. So it isn't only proteins that can repress gene activity.

Date: 2004
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