This is a really interesting video that I found more than a month ago but never published it here because I could not view it on the hospital's crappy Dell computer. However, I can't resist the suspense any longer since I have shared it with other people, all of whom tell me to post it anyway! So you, amigos bonitos, will have to be my eyes and ears on this one, just until I get out of here (fingers crossed) and back to my own computer.
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Oh what a wonderful piece of work - Thanks for sharing!!
Truly a beutiful and detailed display of a complex process. I understood the basics of RNAi before, but I did not realize how multiplexed the inhibition was. This is something I would love to use in a classroom just to quiz the class on the processes going on that are not overtly discussed (transcription, translation, post-translational modification, etc.). A wonderful find, thank you!
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