The Medicines of the Future Will Be Made of RNA

[@dwtubeyou]

Well, I'll add a 4th comment by saying I'm most impressed with this video and with the promise of siRNA therapeutics, made plainly clear here. Great VIDEO!

[@martin_lastname]

It's called small interfering RNA, not small inhibitory RNA. Otherwise, nice video as always!

[@Petch85]

0:16 I think CRISPR should be on your list 🙂

[@joshuastavos4376]

Yikes!!!!

[@cozmavladimir6843]

How can a single injection have such lasting result? Why isn't the siRNA consumed and the cell 'functions' returned to normal?

[@joshuastavos4376]

The LINE-1 pathway in which mRNA can be reversed transcribed into DNA copies which are inserted into the genes of that cell is a probable explanation. That way, the cells can keep generating new mRNA for new protein.

[@romaniamyland6191]

and only 3 comments! wow