Slug sirna
SLUG siRNA is a laboratory tool used to temporarily reduce the expression of the SLUG gene in cell cultures. It is a sequence-specific, double-stranded RNA molecule designed to target and degrade the SLUG mRNA, thereby suppressing the production of the SLUG protein.
2 protocols using slug sirna
Modulating FILIP1L and SLUG in Ovarian Cancer
Silencing HMGA2 and Luciferase in MCF7 Cells
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