Molecules and mechanisms to target a MiRNA-mediated pathway that is involved in recovery from multiple conditions affecting the central nervous system.
Micro RNAs (MiRNAs) are fast emerging as a new class of therapeutic targets based on their pivotal roles in regulating multiple biological pathways. UniSA researchers have identified molecules and mechanisms to target a MiRNA-mediated pathway that is involved in recovery from multiple conditions affecting the central nervous system.
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