Pgc1a sirna
Pgc1a siRNA is a laboratory reagent designed to target and suppress the expression of the Pgc1a gene. It is a small interfering RNA (siRNA) molecule that can be used in cell culture experiments to study the functional role of the Pgc1a gene. The core function of Pgc1a siRNA is to provide a tool for researchers to investigate the effects of Pgc1a gene knockdown in various experimental systems.
1 protocol using pgc1a sirna
siRNA Transfection for Gene Silencing
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