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This course introduces the basic and novel types and functions of RNAs, as well as the integration of these molecules in physiological and pathological contexts. The course covers many distinct concepts with the unified theme of RNA biology. You will learn about the `RNA World' theory, which implies a deep understanding of the diverse roles of RNA. Technological approaches to RNA research will be covered, as well as the application of this research to the diagnosis and therapy of genetic diseases. Upon completion of this course, you will have a basic knowledge of RNA biology that will be useful to research, industry and other positions.
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