What is the difference between antisense and siRNA?
What is the difference between antisense and siRNA? Both platforms are intended to modulate gene expression. Both are nucleic acids and contain an antisense strand intended to recognize a target mRNA. They also have important differences. ASOs have one strand while siRNAs have two, a basic fact that may lower cost and simplify delivery. What is RNA antisense technique? Antisense RNA is a single-stranded RNA that is complementary to “sense” mRNA sequence strand to inhibit gene expression in many different organisms including plants, flies, worms, and fungi. Creative Biolabs provides antisense RNA synthesis service to turn off target genes. This...