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The charity Cancer Research UK and the Netherlands Cancer Institute plan to join forces to exploit RNA interference to inactivate almost 10,000 genes one at a time in order to find out precisely what they do - and how they might contribute to cancer's development.
Full story can be found in BBC online, Feb 4, 2003.
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