Chemical tag marks future microRNAs for processing, study shows

Tuesday, March 24, 2015 - 09:40 in Biology & Nature

New research reveals how cells sort out the RNA molecules destined to become gene-regulating microRNAs by tagging them. Because microRNAs help control processes throughout the body, this discovery has wide-ranging implications for development, health and disease, including cancer. More »

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