Allstars negative mimic
AllStars negative mimics are a set of synthetic RNA molecules designed to serve as negative controls in RNAi experiments. They are engineered to not target any known gene sequences, allowing researchers to evaluate the specificity and effectiveness of their RNAi reagents.
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5 protocols using allstars negative mimic
Transfection of miRNA mimic and inhibitor
Transfection of miRNA Mimics and siRNAs
miRNA Mimic Transfection in Differentiated mD-Mφ
miRNA Mimic Transfection in Differentiated mD-Mφ
MiRNA Mimics and Inhibitor Transfection
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