Small RNAs: Core Players in Health and Disease
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Editorial microRNA (Español (España))
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Considering the concept of The Complex Life of mRNA, a scientific meeting held every year in Hei- delberg, Germany, this editorial aims to highlight the relevance of one of the types of small RNA that regulate messenger RNA; The microRNAs, that act as molecular markers, and can be used as diagnostic and therapeutic tools.
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