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Code blocker (antisense drug)
In an attempt to develop specific therapies, free of side-effects, an antisense oligonucleotide or analogue that is designed to form a double-stranded complex with an mRNA produced by a virus or other pathogen, or during inflammation or oncogenesis. In the absence of the blocker, the targeted mRNA would otherwise direct synthesis of a protein that supports the infection, inflammation or oncogenesis.
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