Accell control pool nontargeting sirna
Accell Control Pool nontargeting siRNA is a pool of four unique siRNA duplexes designed as a negative control for siRNA experiments. The pool does not target any known gene and can be used to monitor nonspecific effects in cell-based assays.
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Fibroblast Clusterin Knockdown Protocol
Myc Knockdown and Overexpression in NLFs
For individual siRNA experiments, NLFs were cultured and transfected as described, utilizing individual Myc targeting siRNA constructs (Dharmacon, A-040813-20, A-040813-18, A-040813-17) or control siRNA.
For overexpression of Myc, cells were transiently transfected with a plasmid of Myc (MGC Mouse Myc cDNA pCMV-SPORT6: mammalian expression insert sequence: BC006728, #MMM1013-202763479) or with a control plasmid. Cells were transfected with jetPRIME (polyplus transfection, 114-01) according to the manufacturer’s protocol. All experiments were performed 24 hr following transfection.
XTT assay (Biological Industries, 20-300-1000) was performed 24 hr following transfection according to the manufacturer’s protocol.
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