This review explores how rna interference regulates gene activity in the nervous and immune systems, highlighting therapeutic applications of siRNAs and miRNAs.
The review is devoted to the research results of the RNA interference processes in the nervous and immune systems, the small RNAs structures and functions, the possibility in the use of the siRNAs and miRNAs in the human disease therapy, and also - to the several problems connected with analysis of the siRNAs systems particularity functioning in different organisms, nature of the signals for dsRNAs appearance, technologic approaches to the RNAi targets screening.
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