MicroRNAs: Revolutionizing Gene Regulation – Unveiling the 2024 Nobel-Winning Discovery
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MicroRNAs: Revolutionizing Gene Regulation – Unveiling the 2024 Nobel-Winning Discovery
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This podcast discusses the groundbreaking discovery of microRNAs, the small but powerful molecules that revolutionized our understanding of gene regulation, earning Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Unlike simple on-off gene switches, microRNAs act like genetic "sticky notes," fine-tuning gene expression by attaching to messenger RNA.
These tiny regulators are found across a wide range of species, including humans, underscoring their crucial role in biological processes. Disruptions in microRNA function have been linked to disorders such as Dicer-1 syndrome and a heightened risk of tumors, emphasizing their importance in maintaining healthy gene activity.
Scientists are now investigating the potential of microRNAs for targeted therapies, aiming to correct genetic abnormalities, though practical applications remain in development. This episode explores how these tiny molecules are reshaping our approach to genetics and medicine.
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