Shrna construct
ShRNA constructs are laboratory tools used for gene silencing experiments. They contain short hairpin RNA sequences designed to target and downregulate the expression of specific genes. ShRNA constructs can be introduced into cells to study the effects of gene knockdown on cellular processes.
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22 protocols using shrna construct
Lentiviral Plasmid Construction for SKA3 Studies
Plasmid-based Gene Expression Manipulation
Knockdown and Overexpression of PP5
Silencing SLC38A5 in Breast Cancer Cells
Visualizing Vesicle Dynamics in GH3 Cells
Lentiviral Knockdown and Rescue of ALKBH5 and FOXM1-AS
Lentiviral Knockdown of Notch1 in Human Keratinocytes
Generating Lentiviral Knockdown Constructs
Control shRNA or targeted shRNA-expressing pseudoviruses were generated by cotransfecting 293T cells with the shRNA vectors (4–5 shRNAs per gene) and pHCMV-G [40] (link). The shRNA was delivered into target cells following the manufacturer's recommendations, using the pLKO.1-puro backbone vector. For transduction, HeLa, Jurkat and Cos-1 cells were incubated with the shRNA lentiviral stock overnight. 24 hours post-transduction, the medium was aspirated and replaced with fresh medium containing puromycin at 2 ug/ml for HeLa or 4 ug/ml for Jurkat and Cos-1. After 1 week of puromycin selection, the cells were ready for experiments.
Knockdown of Matrix Metalloproteinases in HT1080 Cells
qPCR Primer Design and shRNA Knockdown
The following shRNA constructs were obtained from Sigma for specific knockdown of the indicated target genes:
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