John J. Tyson
RNA interference is a technique in which a dsRNA sequence is introduced into cells and the function of endogenous genes that are complementary to the injected RNA is disrupted. The first instance of RNA-induced silencing was discovered in petunia plants, where the introduction of a transgenic to boost purple colour expression resulted in the silencing of both the endogenous gene and the transgene.
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