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- Interferomics abstract "Interferomics is the study of biological events that take place post-transcriptomic pre-translatomically. It defines one of many levels in an emerging field of Life sciences known as Systems Biology. RNA Interference is one such cellular mechanism that falls in this category and is to-date the only known interferomic phenomenon. Drs Andrew Z. Fire and Craig C. Mello were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in the year of 2006 for their collective discovery of RNA interference.".
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- Interferomics wikiPageWikiLink Andrew_Fire.
- Interferomics wikiPageWikiLink Category:Systems_biology.
- Interferomics wikiPageWikiLink Craig_Mello.
- Interferomics wikiPageWikiLink RNA_interference.
- Interferomics wikiPageWikiLink Systems_biology.
- Interferomics wikiPageWikiLinkText "Interferomics".
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- Interferomics subject Category:Systems_biology.
- Interferomics hypernym Study.
- Interferomics type Book.
- Interferomics comment "Interferomics is the study of biological events that take place post-transcriptomic pre-translatomically. It defines one of many levels in an emerging field of Life sciences known as Systems Biology. RNA Interference is one such cellular mechanism that falls in this category and is to-date the only known interferomic phenomenon. Drs Andrew Z. Fire and Craig C. Mello were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in the year of 2006 for their collective discovery of RNA interference.".
- Interferomics label "Interferomics".
- Interferomics sameAs Q6046417.
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- Interferomics sameAs Q6046417.
- Interferomics wasDerivedFrom Interferomics?oldid=541601832.
- Interferomics isPrimaryTopicOf Interferomics.