Non targeting control sirna
Non-targeting control siRNA is a laboratory reagent used as a negative control in RNA interference experiments. It is designed to have no known mRNA targets in the tested cell line or organism. This product can be used to assess the effect of siRNA transfection on the cells without targeting a specific gene of interest.
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27 protocols using non targeting control sirna
siRNA Knockdown of CDX2 and Reg IV
Silencing of ATF4 and TrxR1 in HUH-7 Cells
siRNA Transfection Protocol
Silencing NFATc4 in PASMCs
Transient TP53 Knockdown in U2OS Cells
Silencing Cancer Genes via siRNA
siRNA Knockdown of EGOT and PRKCQ-AS1
Silencing CDX2, Reg IV in Cells
Construction and Cloning of HBV Protein Plasmids
siRNA Screen for SUMOylation Regulators
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