RNA-Seq identifies long noncoding RNA as a key regulator of inflammation

November 7, 2018 Leave a comment 2,104 Views

New findings add to growing evidence that previously dismissed "junk DNA" actually produces RNA molecules with important regulatory functions Scientists have identified an RNA molecule with broad powers to regulate the body's inflammatory...

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