Pgl4.10 reporter plasmid
The PGL4.10 reporter plasmid is a laboratory tool designed for gene expression analysis. It contains a firefly luciferase gene that can be used to measure the activity of a promoter or regulatory sequence of interest. The plasmid is commonly used in various applications, such as transcriptional studies and reporter assays.
3 protocols using pgl4.10 reporter plasmid
Cloning of LH-beta Promoter Fragments
Functional Evaluation of LDLR Variants
Promoter-driven Luciferase Assay for STAB1
reverse primer (5′-3′ ATGATATCTGGGACGGTCCCC
TCCCGCC), and cloned to the XhoI/EcoRV sites of pGL4.10 reporter plasmid (Promega, USA). The PDGFRB's promoter sequence was amplified using forward primer (5′-3′ ATCTCGAGACTCTTATGGTCCCCAACCCGT) and reverse primer (5′-3′ ATAGATCTCCAGATAGGGCGGG
CAGTCA), and cloned into XhoI/BglII sites of pGL4.10 plasmid. After 36 hours of STAB1 transfection, Firefly luciferase and Renilla luciferase were quantified with the Dual-Luciferase Reporter Assay system and the Stop & Glo Reagent kit according to the manufacturer's instruction (Promega, USA).
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