Sirna targeting
SiRNA targeting is a gene silencing technique that utilizes small interfering RNA (siRNA) molecules to suppress the expression of specific genes. The core function of this technology is to induce the degradation of target mRNA, thereby reducing the production of the corresponding protein. This approach allows for the investigation of gene function and can be used for therapeutic applications.
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10 protocols using sirna targeting
MCT Silencing by siRNA Knockdown
RNA Interference Targeting Gli Transcription Factors
Knockdown of LSD1 protein in Tet-21/N cells
Src Pathway Modulation in Cancer Cells
Sensitizing U251 Cells to TMZ
Targeting Transcription Factors in Melanoma
Histone Methyltransferase Knockdown Assay
Bcl-XL and NIK Knockdown in CLL Cells
Silencing TBK1 in Prostate Cancer Cells
Signaling Pathways in Huh7 Hepatoma Cells
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