4 thio uracil 4su
4-thio-uracil (4sU) is a modified nucleoside used as a labeling agent in molecular biology applications. It is a structural analog of the nucleoside uracil, with a sulfur atom substituted for the oxygen atom at the 4-position of the pyrimidine ring. 4sU can be incorporated into newly synthesized RNA molecules, allowing for the detection and analysis of newly transcribed RNA.
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3 protocols using 4 thio uracil 4su
4sU-labeling and RNA-seq of K562 cells
4sU-labeling and TT-seq in Yeast
Transcriptome Analysis with TT-seq and ERCC Normalization
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