Mirna mimic
MiRNA mimics are synthetic RNA molecules designed to mimic the structure and function of naturally occurring microRNAs (miRNAs). They are used in experimental and research settings to study the biological roles and effects of specific miRNAs in cellular processes.
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155 protocols using mirna mimic
Transfecting 293T Cells with miRNA Mimics
Dual-Luciferase Assay for miRNA Targets
miR-31 Regulation of CHON-001 Cells
miR-15/107 Overexpression Impacts Cell Proliferation
Transfection of miRNA Mimic and siRNAs
Culturing and Transfecting Human Lung and Kidney Cells
Information on the plasmids, siRNA, miRNA mimic, and probe sequence is provided in Supplementary
RNA Oligo Transfection and PRRSV Infection
After all the different indicated treatments, cell monolayers were inoculated with HP-PRRSV HuN4 at an MOI of 0.1 unless otherwise stated. After 60 min of incubation, cell monolayers were washed and then further incubated in fresh culture media for an additional 24 h or indicated time points. The cells and supernatants were then collected for qPCR and virus titer determination separately.
Transfection of miRNA, siRNA in Cells
Investigating circMYBL2 Expression in Liver Cells
Downregulation of PPARγ and VEGF-A by miR-130b
Target sequences for PPARγ and VEGF-A mRNA
Genes | Target sequences |
---|---|
PPARγ | 5’-AAUAUGACCUGAAGCUCCAAGAAUAAG-3’ |
VEGF-A | 5’-TGCTGTGAAGATGTACTCTATCTCGTGTTTTGGCCACTGACTGACACGAGATAGTACATCTTCA-3’ |
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