Topical Collection, We Aim to Collect a Selection of the Most Interesting Papers Published Recently in the Non-Coding RNA Field

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The Non-Coding RNA Journal Club: Highlights on Recent Papers

Collection Editor: Message from the Collection Editor

Prof. Dr. George A Calin Dear Colleagues, Department of Experimental Therapeutics, Center for RNA The number of papers dealing with new biochemical Interference and Non-coding activities or new biological functions of non-coding RNAs RNAs, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, published in recent years has indeed exploded. A simple Houston, TX 77030, USA search for ‘non-coding RNA’ in Pubmed on 30 July 2019 [email protected] yielded 205,154 articles, over 70% of which were published in the last 10 years. Every researcher in this field knows that he has something to learn and can discover new ideas, new concepts, or new tools from studies made in models others than the ones used in its lab.

The Scientific Board of Non-Coding RNA publishes here its highlights. With this Topical Collection, we aim to collect a selection of the most interesting papers published recently in the non-coding RNA field. We hope we will tease your curiosity and encourage you to read full papers outside of your research area that you may not have read otherwise.

Prof. Dr. Georges A Calin Guest Editor

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Editor-in-Chief Message from the Editor-in-Chief

Prof. Dr. George A Calin This field finally has a dedicated journal where its broad Department of Experimental community can communicate and exchange its latest Therapeutics, Center for RNA findings in one centralized place. This field was built stone Interference and Non-coding RNAs, University of Texas MD by stone from the many scientific contributions from Anderson Cancer Center, extremely diverse horizons, studying gene silencing in Houston, TX 77030, USA plants, position eﬀect variegation in drosophila or quelling in fungi. This field has achieved maturity, but a lot remains to be discovered! Our aim is to publish manuscripts from all horizons that will have a high impact on the development of the field. Let’s have fun and wish Non- Coding RNA a long and rewarding life!

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