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Science, medicine, and the future: RNA interferenceDOWNWARD, Julian.BMJ. British medical journal (International ed.). 2004, Vol 328, Num 7450, pp 1245-1248, issn 0959-8146, 4 p.Article

Biology calls the targets: combining RNAi and disease biologyVAN ES, Helmuth H. G; ARTS, Gert-Jan.Drug discovery today. 2005, Vol 10, Num 20, pp 1385-1391, issn 1359-6446, 7 p.Article

The best control for the specificity of RNAiSAROV, Mihail; STEWART, A. Francis.Trends in biotechnology (Regular ed.). 2005, Vol 23, Num 9, pp 446-448, issn 0167-7799, 3 p.Article

Therapeutic potential of RNA interferenceSTEVENSON, Mario.The New England journal of medicine. 2004, Vol 351, Num 17, pp 1772-1777, issn 0028-4793, 6 p.Article

High-throughput RNAi screening in cultured cells : a user's guideECHEVERRI, Christophe J; PERRIMON, Norbert.Nature reviews. Genetics (Print). 2006, Vol 7, Num 5, pp 373-384, issn 1471-0056, 12 p.Article

Therapeutic potential of RNAi in metabolic diseasesRONDINONE, Cristina M.BioTechniques. 2006, Num avril, pp 31-36, issn 0736-6205, 6 p., SUPArticle

Promoting gene therapy : Expression systems for transgenes and post-transcriptional gene silencingUNWALLA, Hoshang J; ROSSI, John J.Biotechnology & genetic engineering reviews. 2006, Vol 23, pp 71-91, issn 0264-8725, 21 p.Article

RNA interference machinery influences the nuclear organization of a chromatin insulatorLEI, Elissa P; CORCES, Victor G.Nature genetics. 2006, Vol 38, Num 8, pp 936-941, issn 1061-4036, 6 p.Article

Tumor-targeting nanoimmunoliposome complex for short interfering RNA deliveryPIROLLO, Kathleen F; ZON, Gerald; RAIT, Antonina et al.Human gene therapy. 2006, Vol 17, Num 1, pp 117-124, issn 1043-0342, 8 p.Article

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ARN interférence = RNA interferenceBOGARD, M.Immuno analyse & biologie spécialisée. 2004, Vol 19, Num 1, pp 23-30, issn 0923-2532, 8 p.Article

Inactivation fonctionnelle des gènes par ARN interférence = Gene silencing by RNA interferenceCHAUCHEREAU, Anne; HAREL-BELLAN, Annick.Hématologie (Montrouge). 2004, Vol 10, Num 1, pp 68-79, issn 1264-7527, 12 p.Article

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Recent progress in the development of RNA interference for plant parasitic nematodesLILLEY, Catherine J; BAKHETIA, Manjula; CHARLTON, Wayne L et al.Molecular plant pathology. 2007, Vol 8, Num 5, pp 701-711, issn 1464-6722, 11 p.Article

Transient depletion of Ku70 and Xrcc4 by RNAi as a means to manipulate the non-homologous end-joining pathwayBERTOLINI, Luciana R; BERTOLINI, Marcelo; ANDERSON, Gary B et al.Journal of biotechnology. 2007, Vol 128, Num 2, pp 246-257, issn 0168-1656, 12 p.Article

MicroRNA-cancer connection : The beginning of a new taleCALIN, George Adrian; CROCE, Carlo Maria.Cancer research (Baltimore). 2006, Vol 66, Num 15, pp 7390-7394, issn 0008-5472, 5 p.Article

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RNA interference reveals that ligand-independent Met activity is required for tumor cell signaling and survivalSHINOMIYA, Nariyoshi; CHONG FENG GAO; QIAN XIE et al.Cancer research (Baltimore). 2004, Vol 64, Num 21, pp 7962-7970, issn 0008-5472, 9 p.Article

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DICER-LIKE 4 is required for RNA interference and produces the 21-nucleotide small interfering RNA component of the plant cell-to-cell silencing signalDUNOYER, Patrice; HIMBER, Christophe; VOINNET, Olivier et al.Nature genetics. 2005, Vol 37, Num 12, pp 1356-1360, issn 1061-4036, 5 p.Article

Enhancer-dependent splicing of FGFR1 α-exon is repressed by RNA interference-mediated down-regulation of SRp55WEI JIN; COTE, Gilbert J.Cancer research (Baltimore). 2004, Vol 64, Num 24, pp 8901-8905, issn 0008-5472, 5 p.Article

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In vivo RNA interference- mediated ablation of MDR1 P-glycoproteinPICHLER, Andrea; ZELCER, Noam; PRIOR, Julie L et al.Clinical cancer research. 2005, Vol 11, Num 12, pp 4487-4494, issn 1078-0432, 8 p.Article