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Cellular processing of shRNAs and sources of by-products

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Description: This schematic illustrates the alternative processing of pri-shRNAs by DROSHA, where cleavage site variations affect downstream processing. Similarly, design defects can influence DICER1-mediated cleavage or preferential strand selection, leading to the incorporation of the passenger strand into AGO.

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This schematic illustrates the alternative processing of pri-shRNAs by DROSHA, where cleavage site variations affect downstream processing. Similarly, design defects can influence DICER1-mediated cleavage or preferential strand selection, leading to the incorporation of the passenger strand into AGO.

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