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Expanded gene targeting in RNA hacking with G-tract-supply Staple oligomer

2025-06-20

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RNA hacking (RNAh) is a gene regulation technology that employs a short oligonucleotide, termed a Staple oligomer, to induce the formation of RNA G-quadruplex structures on target mRNAs. While RNAh has the potential to target approximately 65% of human mRNAs, its applicability to the remaining genes is restricted by the sequence constraints. Herein, we present the G-tract-supply Staple oligomer (Gs-Staple oligomer...

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fa8c2a8d-3ad6-5938-b3bb-76c10b3c2472
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10.1101/2025.06.17.660051
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