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Difference ASOs and ss-siRNA

Hi everyone,

For gene silencing, single-stranded antisense oligonucleotides (ASOs) and single-stranded small interfering RNA (ss-siRNA) are widely used recently. They have difference mode of action. But, in the nucleotide design, what is difference between ASOs and ss-siRNAs???

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Difference ASOs and ss-siRNA

Difference ASOs and ss-siRNA - RNAi and SiRNA Forum

Difference ASOs and ss-siRNA - Discuss and Post Questions in this forum about RNA interference and siRNA. RNAi and siRNA transfection, inhibition of endogenous genes, and miRNA and shRNA.