"Robert Karl Stonjek"  wrote
> Working with Drosophila cells, the first screen used almost 20,000 double-
> stranded RNAs, representing virtually the entire Drosophila genome. A
> double-stranded RNA pairs with, and causes the destruction of, a matching
> messenger RNA, thus preventing the encoded protein from being formed, a
> process called RNA interference (RNAi).
>
Should this not be "antisense" RNA (RNA with the complementary sequence to
the messenger RNA), not "double-stranded RNA"?
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