Renilla luminescence
The Renilla luminescence is a lab equipment product that measures the activity of the Renilla luciferase enzyme. The Renilla luciferase enzyme catalyzes a bioluminescent reaction that produces light, which can be quantified to determine the enzyme's activity.
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3 protocols using renilla luminescence
RNA Transfection Optimization in Cell Lines
Socs1 Reporter Luciferase Assay
miR-29 Regulation of LAMC2 in Skin Repair
The American Journal of Pathology -ajp.amjpathol.org using Renilla luminescence (Promega) as a control to normalize the level of transfection. The error bars in the images represent the SDs of at least three independent transfections. The Q5 site-directed mutagenesis kit (New England BioLabs, Hitchin, UK) was used to mutate 3 0 UTR of LAMC2 at the site of minimal 6 nucleotides required for miR-29 (seed sequence, UGGUGC) and compared to the levels of the WT 3 0 UTR inhibition by miR-29 or nonspecific oligonucleotides (negative control 1) (Table 1).
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