Small Interfering Rna
Small interfering RNA
(
siRNA
) are a class of 20-25
nucleotide
-long
RNA
molecules
that interfere with the expression of
genes
. These are produced as part of the
RNA interference
(RNAi) process by the
enzyme
Dicer
.
External links
siDirect: a web-based online software system for computing siRNA sequences
Paper describing siDirect
Paper describing effectivity of siDirect
HuSiDa: Human siRNA Database
siRNAdb: a database of siRNA sequences
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