Sigenome non targeting control
The SiGenome non-targeting control is a synthetic RNA molecule designed to serve as a negative control in RNA interference (RNAi) experiments. It is used to assess off-target effects and validate the specificity of gene silencing without directly targeting any known gene.
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4 protocols using sigenome non targeting control
Targeting Transcription Factors in Melanoma
ZUFSP Knockdown and CRISPR-Cas9 Targeting
siCTRL: siGENOME Non-targeting control (Dharmacon)
siZUFSP (#1): AUAUGGAACUUCAGAUAAC
siZUFSP (#2): UUACCAUAUUCUUCAGGAA
siZUFSP (#3): GGUCACAGUCGAACUGUUA
siZUFSP (#4): CAGUCGAACUGUUAUUGGA (Ambion, s48009)
siZUFSP (#5): GGAAGACUGUGAUCAACCA (Ambion, s48010)
siZUFSP (#6): GGAACUUCAGAUAACAAGA (Ambion, s48011)
siZUFSP (#7): GCAGAGACAAUAUGGUUUA; GAUUGGAGCAUGUGAAGUA; CUUCAUAGGUAUUAUCAGA; UACACACCCUCGCUUAUUU (Dharmacon, siGENOME Smartpool)
siCtIP: GCUAAAACAGGAACGAAUC
siRNA-mediated gene knockdown using Lipofectamine
siRNA-mediated gene knockdown using Lipofectamine
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