Sirnas
SiRNAs (Small Interfering RNAs) are short, double-stranded RNA molecules that play a key role in the RNA interference (RNAi) process. The core function of SiRNAs is to target and degrade specific mRNA molecules, thereby inhibiting the expression of targeted genes.
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565 protocols using sirnas
Targeting circCCDC66 in cancer cells
Targeted siRNA Silencing of Key Regulatory Genes
si-BATF-1 sense: 5’-GCAGAAGAGUAUUAAGAAAGA-3’,
si-BATF-1 antisense: 5’-UUUCUUAAUACUCUUCUGCAU-3’;
si-BATF-2 sense: 5’-GGCCCAAUGCAGAAGAGUAUU-3’,
si-BATF-2 antisense: 5’-UACUCUUCUGCAUUGGGCCUG-3’;
si-TGFβ1 sense: 5’-GCAUAUAUAUGUUCUUCAACA-3’,
si-TGFβ1 antisense: 5’-UUGAAGAACAUAUAUAUGCUG-3’.
We used scrambled siRNAs as negative controls. We used the siRNAs with highest silencing effect for further studies.
Silencing SIRT5 and GLUD1 in Colon Cancer
Investigating Xist Gene Regulation
Knockdown of SSRP1 in Colorectal Cancer Cells
Modulating TBK1 and MAZ in Thyroid Cancer
Silencing SPRY4-IT1 and EZH2 in Glioma
Transfection and siRNA Targeting circEPSTI1
Autophagy and FOXO1 Gene Silencing Protocol
Pig NORHA and FoxO1 siRNAs, miR Modulators
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