April 26, 2009
RNA interference
RNA interference controls the behavior of a cell by "silencing" or turning off specific genes. When treating cancer with gene therapy, the challenge is to develop a delivery system (a "vector") for injecting the RNA silencing instruction (RNAi) into the tumor cell. One method for doing this is by infecting the patient with a virus that contains RNA (a "retrovirus") instead of DNA. This method remains experimental.
In this case, though, Kamilla is describing how the homo lamia virus actually works.
In this case, though, Kamilla is describing how the homo lamia virus actually works.
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