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- RNA therapy and diagnostics are gaining attention for their ability to effectively target various genetic components within cells, presenting a promising method for treating disorders.
- The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of RNA-based diagnostic methods, emphasizing the need for affordable and efficient testing solutions.
- RNA techniques pose minimal genotoxicity risk and have successfully targeted challenging areas in medicine, suggesting a bright future for RNA applications in healthcare.
Article Abstract
RNA-focused therapy and diagnostics have been making waves in molecular biology due to the advantages RNA has over DNA; for instance, the ability of RNA to target nearly any genetic component in the cell is a big step in treating disorders. Moreover, RNA-based diagnosis of diseases is only becoming increasingly popular, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic, which brought up the need for cost-effective and efficient diagnosing kits for the vast majority. RNA-based techniques also have close to no risk of genotoxicity and can efficiently target undruggable regions of the cell. RNA treatments have effectively shown the future of the medical industry in the past couple of decades, and it will only be seen to improve. This review paper provides an overview on the different techniques that use RNA based approaches in the field of diagnostics and therapeutics.
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