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RNAse III

TWiV 450: Ben tenOever and RNA out

16 July 2017 by Vincent Racaniello

Ben tenOever joins the TWiVoli to discuss the evolution of RNA interference and his lab’s finding that RNAse III nucleases, needed for the maturation of cellular RNAs, are an ancient antiviral RNA recognition platform in all domains of life.

 

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Filed Under: This Week in Virology Tagged With: Ago, antiviral defense, dicer, drosha, evolution, IFN, interferon, miRNA, RNA dependent RNA polymerase, RNA interference, rnai, RNAse III, viral, virology, virus, viruses

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