Turning genes on and off with a new, precise way has been described online October 9, 2014 in two articles in the journal iCell/i. This is likely to lead to a better understanding of diseases and possibly to new therapies, suggest UC San Francisco scientists. The key to the advance is a new invention, called the SunTag, a series of molecular hooks for hanging multiple copies of biologically active molecules onto a single protein scaffold used to target genes ...Monday 20 October 2014
Controlling Genes Precisely - Result of Game-changing Research
Turning genes on and off with a new, precise way has been described online October 9, 2014 in two articles in the journal iCell/i. This is likely to lead to a better understanding of diseases and possibly to new therapies, suggest UC San Francisco scientists. The key to the advance is a new invention, called the SunTag, a series of molecular hooks for hanging multiple copies of biologically active molecules onto a single protein scaffold used to target genes ...
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