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C. elegans rrf-1 mutations maintain RNAi efficiency in the soma in addition to the germline.
PloS one - 1 Jan 2012
Kumsta Caroline, Hansen Malene
Abstract excerpt
Gene inactivation through RNA interference (RNAi) has proven to be a valuable tool for studying gene function in C. elegans. When combined with tissue-specific gene inactivation methods, RNAi has the potential to shed light on the function of a gene in distinct tissues. In this study we characterized C. elegans rrf-1 mutants to determine their ability to process RNAi in various tissues. These mutants have been...
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