The promise, pitfalls and progress of RNA-interference-based antiviral therapy for respiratory viruses

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Advances in the understanding of RNA biological processing and control are leading to new concepts in human therapeutics with practical implications for many human diseases, including antiviral therapy of respiratory viruses. So-called 'non-coding RNA' exerts specific and profound functional control on regulation of protein production and indeed controls the expression of all genes through processes collectively...

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