Scramble shrna
Scramble shRNA is a laboratory tool used to generate a control non-targeting short hairpin RNA (shRNA) sequence. It serves as a reference to assess the specificity of shRNA-mediated gene knockdown experiments.
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6 protocols using scramble shrna
Lentiviral Vector Knockdown of mPGES1 in Mice
Silencing Pathways in Cancer Spheroids
Overexpression of PIK3R3 was achieved via Nanog lentiviral activation particles (sc-402964-LAC; Santa Cruz) per the manufacturer’s protocol. Controls were scramble shRNA (sc-108080; Santa Cruz) or empty lentiviral activation particles (sc-437282, Santa Cruz). Maximal knockdown of genes occurred 72–96 h after transduction.
Efficient Gene Knockdown in Mouse PSCs
Stable Knockdown of FKBP51 in Cell Lines
Isolation and Genetic Manipulation of Vascular Cells
Plasmid and siRNA Transfection Protocol
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