Target-specific requirements for RNA interference can arise through restricted RNA amplification despite the lack of specialized pathways
Daphne R Knudsen-Palmer, Pravrutha Raman, Farida Ettefa, Laura De Ravin, Antony M Jose
The paper shows that RNA interference selectivity in C. elegans arises from gene-specific RNA metabolism and restricted amplification, not specialized pathways.
eLife · May 28, 2024Peer-reviewedGenetics