One μL of each cDNA was amplified with 400 nM of primers, 100 nM of UPL probe, with the LightCycler TaqMan® Master (Roche, Cat. 04535286001) followed by 45 cycles of 95° 10 s, 60° 60 s, and 72° 1 s. Reference gene GAPDH was used for relative quantification, according to the 2−ΔΔCt method, using the non-stimulated cells as calibrator sample.
Intron spanning primers
Intron spanning primers are a type of laboratory equipment used in molecular biology and genetics research. They are designed to amplify specific DNA sequences that span across intron regions, which are the non-coding segments of genes. The core function of intron spanning primers is to enable the selective amplification of target gene sequences, allowing researchers to study gene expression, splicing, and other genetic processes.
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Quantification of Activation Genes in U937 Cells
One μL of each cDNA was amplified with 400 nM of primers, 100 nM of UPL probe, with the LightCycler TaqMan® Master (Roche, Cat. 04535286001) followed by 45 cycles of 95° 10 s, 60° 60 s, and 72° 1 s. Reference gene GAPDH was used for relative quantification, according to the 2−ΔΔCt method, using the non-stimulated cells as calibrator sample.
RNA Extraction and RT-qPCR Analysis
Quantitative Gene Expression Analysis
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