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RNA interference

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RNA interference and cancer a revolution? /

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Cancer overview -- RNA interference to understand cancer -- Natural short RNAs in cancer -- RNA interference to fight cancer.…”
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RNA interference for neurodegenerative diseases

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Brain diseases and molecular therapies -- RNA interference -- Mice models of brain disease -- Viral vectors.…”
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RNAi specificity how big of an issue is it? /

Subjects: “…RNA Interference. 110074…”
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MicroRNA biogenesis

Subjects: “…RNA Interference. 110206…”
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Cell signalling pathways and RNAi

Subjects: “…RNA Interference. 110209…”
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Therapeutic delivery of RNAi

Subjects: “…RNA Interference. 110251…”
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RNAi in the model system Drosophila

Subjects: “…RNA Interference. 110344…”
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Mechanisms of RNAi a molecular view or Argonaute : the secret life of slicer /

Subjects: “…RNA Interference. 110412…”
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Specific functional roles in mammals

Table of Contents: “…-- Harnessing the RNA interference pathway for genetic analysis -- Genetic ablation of the catalytic engine for small RNA production in the mouse.…”
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Activation of gene expression by double-stranded RNA

Subjects: “…RNA Interference. 113808…”
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RNA interference functions and mechanisms in animals

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Systemic RNA interference (RNAi) therapeutics for the treatment of HIV-1

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Systemic RNA interference (RNAi): Therapeutics for the treatment of HIV-1 -- HIV life cycle -- Typical Course of HIV infection -- Why do we need new HIV drugs? …”
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New designs for siRNAs as Dicer-substrates

Subjects: “…RNA Interference. 109848…”
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Functional roles of RNAi in C. elegans

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RNAi and viral heart infections

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RNAi and heterochromatin in plants and fission yeast

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Heterochromatin is composed of transposable elements (TEs) and related repeats -- heterochromatic gene silencing and TE-mediated silencing are related and may be important in large genomes -- tiling microarrays can be used to examine heterochromatic transcripts as well as DNA and histone modification -- small interfering RNA (siRNA) corresponds to transposons and repeats -- in plants TE siRNA depend on DNA methyltransferase MET1 and the SWI/SNF ATPase DDM1 which silence TEs via DNA and histone H3 lysine-9 (H3K9) methylation -- in fission yeast and plants centromeric repeats are transcribed on one strand but rapidly turned over by RNA interference (RNAi) -- RNAi of centromeric transcripts is required for transcriptional silencing of reporter genes -- RNA polymerase II, the Argonaute (RITS) and RNA dependent RNA polymerase (RDRC) complexes are associated with heterochromatin and required for silencing -- H3K9me2 depends on RNAi and on the Rik1-Clr4 complex -- Clr4 is the histone H3K9 dimethyltransferase -- Rik1 resembles both DNA and RNA binding proteins and is required for RNAi along with Clr4 -- LTR retrotransposon silencing depends on histone deacetylation and silences pericentromeric repeats in Arabidopsis in addition to RNAi.…”
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RNAi key technological aspects /

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Small interfering RNA induced transcriptional gene silencing in human cells

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Mammalian microRNP assembly & function

Table of Contents: “…Contents: miRNAs and RNA interference, nuclear biogenesis and cytoplasmic processing -- siRNA biogenesis and assembly -- Silencing by target mRNA cleavage and "translational repression" -- RISC assembly in flies -- RISC activity and Dicer -- Model of the miRNA assembly pathway in humans -- Prediction of miRNA targets -- Compensatory mutations: rescue -- How miRNAs and siRNAs recognize their targets -- Additional principles of target RNA recognition by miRNAs and siRNAs.…”
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