Recognizing and exploiting differences between RNAi and small-molecule inhibitors
Abstract
The biology of RNA interference has greatly facilitated analysis of loss-of-function phenotypes, but correlating these phenotypes with small-molecule inhibition profiles is not always straightforward. We examine the rationale of comparing RNA interference to pharmacological intervention in chemical biology. © 2007 Nature Publishing GroupSimilar works
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