Penghambatan Ekspresi Gen dengan Antisense Oligonukleotida sebagai Upaya Pengobatan Penyakit
Keywords:
oligonucleotide, antisense, gene expression, therapyAbstract
Due to the development of biomolecular science eg. overexpression genes, genes that cause diseases can be identfied, Based on this fact, researchers developed a therapeutic strategy by inhibiting the gene expression using oligonucleotide antisense. Therapy using oligonucleotide antisense was based on a natural process of gene expression. Specific artificial antisense will match complementary with DNA and mRNA. By this process the transcription will stop. The effort of therapy is relatively new but a few have been carried out in the clinical trial phase. Obstacles are encountered in reaching the target cell by the oligonucleotide antisense.
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