Scrambled shrna
Scrambled shRNA is a laboratory tool used to generate RNA interference (RNAi) constructs. It serves as a negative control in RNAi experiments, as it does not target any known gene. This allows researchers to distinguish the effects of specific gene silencing from non-specific or off-target effects.
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9 protocols using scrambled shrna
Murine Lung Epithelial Cell Culture and Signaling
Lentiviral Vector Production Protocol
Lentiviral Knockdown of Mouse HKII in Cancer Cells
HKII expression was stably interfered by infecting cells with a lentivirus carrying the following shRNAs (Sigma) against mouse HKII mRNA:
CCGGCATCACCCTGCTGGTTCTAAACTCGAGTTTAGAACCAGCAGGGTGATGTTTTTG;
CCGGCGGTACAGAGAAAGGAGACTTCTCGAGAAGTCTCCTTTCTCTGTACCGTTTTTG.
Silencing PKA Regulatory Subunits in 293T Cells
Cell Culture Techniques for Esophageal, Kidney, and Lung Cancer
Lentiviral Knockdown and Overexpression of S1R in Hippocampal Neurons
Stable Knockdown of NR4A Genes
Knockdown of NDC80 in IR-resistant cells
Lentiviral Transduction of RGCs
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