Scrambled control sirna
Scrambled control siRNA is a laboratory reagent used in gene silencing studies. It serves as a negative control by not targeting any known gene transcript, allowing for the evaluation of potential off-target effects of siRNA experiments.
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43 protocols using scrambled control sirna
BMI-1 Gene Silencing Protocol
Transfection of IL-17A and CCHE1 Vectors
Silencing TP53 mRNA in Cells
siRNA Knockdown of DR3 and GATA3 in Cells
Lentivirus-mediated Silencing of MAP3K1 in PBMCs
Transfection of miRNA and siRNA
NF-κB p65 Silencing with siRNA
Chondrocyte Transfection with siRNAs
Silencing FOXO1 in HepG2 cells
Knockdown of GDF11 in Mesenchymal Stem Cells
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