Human gfp rbfox2
The Human GFP-RBFOX2 is a fluorescent protein-based construct designed to visualize the localization and expression of the RBFOX2 protein in human cells. RBFOX2 is an important RNA-binding protein involved in regulating alternative splicing. The GFP (Green Fluorescent Protein) tag allows for the direct observation of the RBFOX2 protein within the cellular environment using fluorescence microscopy techniques.
2 protocols using human gfp rbfox2
siRNA-Mediated Rbfox2 Knockdown in H9c2 Cells
siRNA-Mediated Rbfox2 Knockdown in H9c2 Cells
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