Pgl4.10 luciferase reporter plasmid
The PGL4.10 Luciferase reporter plasmid is a laboratory tool designed to measure gene expression levels. It contains a luciferase reporter gene that can be used to quantify the activity of a promoter or regulatory sequence of interest. The core function of this plasmid is to provide a standardized platform for luminescence-based gene expression analysis in cellular and molecular biology research.
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8 protocols using pgl4.10 luciferase reporter plasmid
Transcriptional Regulation of IL-10 in HEK293T Cells
Analyzing Il10 Enhancer Activity
Regulation of SREBP-2 Promoter Activity
Transcriptional Regulation of Immune Checkpoints
Cloning Promoter Regions of TPM1 Exons
Analyzing Il10 Enhancer Activity
Episomal and Lentiviral TSS-MPRA Plasmids
The pLenti-TSS-MPRA plasmid for the lentiviral integration experiments was generated by replacing the multiple cloning site of pLS-SceI (35 (link)) between the SbfI and AgeI sites with a cassette containing dual BsmBI restriction sites and flanking upstream cloning and downstream TruSeq Read 2 and RS2 RT primer landing sites described above by Gibson assembly. The resulting pLenti-TSS-MPRA-Empty plasmid was sequence-verified by Sanger sequencing.
Foxp3 Promoter Luciferase Assay
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