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Combination of Cas9 and adeno-associated vectors (AAVs) enables efficient in vivo…
medRxiv · 2025 · Roura-Martinez, D.; Popa, N.; Jaouen, F.; Rombaut, C.; Lepolard, C.; Borges, A.; Bachar, D.; Cazorla, M.; Villet, M.; Moreno, S.; Marie, H.; GASCON, E.
Key facts
| Title | Combination of Cas9 and adeno-associated vectors (AAVs) enables efficient in vivo knockdown of precise miRNAs in the rodent brain |
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| First author | Roura-Martinez, D.; Popa, N.; Jaouen, F.; Rombaut, C.; Lepolard, C.; Borges, A.; Bachar, D.; Cazorla, M.; Villet, M.; Moreno, S.; Marie, H.; GASCON, E. |
| Journal | medRxiv |
| Published | Jan 1, 2025 |
| DOI | 10.1101/2025.03.26.645225 |
| Devices mentioned | K120877 |
| Product codes mentioned | MQJ, MVU, PFF, PFT |
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