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Chapter 13.3, Problem 3EQ
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To determine: The material that was the most effective at causing the degradation of mex-3 mRNA.
Introduction: For silencing mRNAs, often antisense RNAs are used. Fire and Mello conducted an experiment using the mex-3 gene to prove that double-stranded RNAs formed by combining sense and antisense strands is very effective in gene silencing.
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