Scramble control
Scramble control is a laboratory reagent used in gene expression analysis techniques such as RNA interference (RNAi) and quantitative real-time PCR (qRT-PCR). It serves as a negative control, providing a baseline for comparison to assess the specificity of experimental treatments or knockdown effects.
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5 protocols using scramble control
Silencing METTL3 and UBC9 in Cells
CXCL16 knockdown in A549 cells
Investigating miR-210 Regulation In Cells
RNA Pull-Down Assay for miR-34a-5p
Characterization of ccRCC Cell Lines
All constructs including shRNA targeting LINC00973 and Siglec‐15 along with scramble control were obtained from GenePharma. The pcDNA 3.1 vector for Siglec‐15 overexpression and pLncEXP for LINC00973 expression were ordered from Synbio‐Tech. The oligonucleotides used in this study, including miR‐7109 mimic, miR‐7109‐specific inhibitor, and scramble control, were purchased from RiboBio. Cell transfection was performed with Lipofectamine 2000.
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