RNA and DNA nanoparticles for triggering RNA interference

@article{Tannir2015RNAAD,
  title={RNA and DNA nanoparticles for triggering RNA interference},
  author={Ziad El Tannir and Kirill A Afonin and B. Shapiro},
  journal={RNA & DISEASE},
  year={2015},
  volume={2}
}
  • Ziad El Tannir, Kirill A Afonin, B. Shapiro
  • Published 2015
  • Biology
  • RNA & DISEASE
    • Control over the delivery of different functionalities and their synchronized activation in vivo is a challenging undertaking that requires careful design and implementation. The goal of the research highlighted herein was to develop a platform allowing the simultaneous activation of multiple RNA interference pathways and other functionalities inside cells. Our team has developed several RNA, RNA/DNA and DNA/RNA nanoparticles able to successfully complete such tasks. The reported designs can… CONTINUE READING
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