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Computational Design of Potential Sirna Molecules for Silencing nucleoprotein Gene of Rabies Virus

2018-02-21

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Aim: Rabies virus infections are a global threat to human and animal health, yet no progressive curative therapy has been developed. In this study, the nucleoprotein gene of rabies virus which is responsible for viral infection was used as a target to design our desired siRNA. Methods: The conserved regions were analyzed by doing alignment of sequences from different strains. Subsequently, different computational...

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70d57f37-cb04-5ef6-ba23-850b63f5229d
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10.2217/fvl-2017-0117
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