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Antisense RNA Definition:
An RNA complementary to an mRNA..
Molecular Biology by Robert F. Weaver
Antisense RNA Notes:
Antisense RNA (also called Antisense transcript, Antisense oligonucleotide or natural Antisense transcript NAT) is a single stranded RNA, which is complementary to a mRNA, that codes for proteins. The antisense RNA (asRNA) hybridized with the mRNA, blocking its translation into protein.
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