Mirna mimics and inhibitor
MiRNA mimics and inhibitors are laboratory reagents used in the study of microRNA (miRNA) functions. miRNAs are small, non-coding RNA molecules that regulate gene expression. MiRNA mimics are synthetic molecules designed to mimic the structure and function of specific endogenous miRNAs, while miRNA inhibitors are designed to block the activity of specific miRNAs. These tools are used by researchers to investigate the biological roles of miRNAs in various cellular processes and disease states.
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22 protocols using mirna mimics and inhibitor
Circulating RNA Overexpression and Knockdown
siRNA Transfection and miRNA Regulation
Transfection of RNA regulators
miRNA transfection of MSCs
Modulating miR-372-3p Function
Cervical Cancer Cell Line Culture
Characterization of Anti-VP3 and Anti-TANK Antibodies
Lipofectamine-mediated Transfection of RNA Regulators
Modulating H19 and miRNA Expressions
CASC11 Overexpression and miRNA Interference
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