Stealth rna interference
Stealth RNA interference is a laboratory tool designed to facilitate the selective silencing of target genes. It functions by introducing small interfering RNA (siRNA) molecules into cells, which can then induce the degradation of specific mRNA transcripts, thereby reducing the expression of the corresponding genes.
Lab products found in correlation
2 protocols using stealth rna interference
siRNA-mediated Knockdown in HeLa Cells
NUDT21 Knockdown in HeLa Cells
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