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What's next for RNA
Far from a mere go-between for DNA and ribosomes, RNA possesses a diversity of form and versatility of function that is virtually unrivaled in biology. What scientists are learning about the single helix is revolutionizing medicine—and our understanding of human genetics.
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Meet our scientists: Elizabeth Campbell
Campbell studies gene expression in bacterial and viral pathogens.
Meet our scientists: Shixin Liu
Liu uses single-molecule techniques to study the mechanism and regulation of DNA- and chromatin-based molecular machines.
Meet our scientists: Hironori Funabiki
Funabiki studies chromosome inheritance, integrity, and identity.
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