Sunday, December 01, 2002
Prescription RNA
RNA-based drugs offer hope for treating cancer, AIDS, and other diseases.
By Ken Garber
It's champagne for everybody. Phil Zamore pops the cork from a bottle of Montaudon, drenching the brand-new carpet. Everyone in his lab fills a glass to toast the boss. "Unexpected good news," he explains. Zamore, a biochemist at the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester, has just received a national award worth $1 million over five years. "The budget of the lab just tripled."
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