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A single miRNA and miRNA sponge expression system for efficient modulation of miR‐223 availability in mammalian cells

Huerta‐Zavala et al., 2019

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68603878866874674
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Huerta‐Zavala M
Lopez‐Castillejos E
Requenez‐Contreras J
Granados‐Riveron J
Aquino‐Jarquin G
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The Journal of Gene Medicine

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Abstract Background Hundreds of microRNAs (miRNAs), comprising small non‐coding RNAs of 20–24 nucleotides, have been discovered, although the entirety of their biological functions is poorly understood. Overexpression or suppression approaches are commonly …
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