Control rnas
Control RNAs are designed to be used as references in RNA analysis experiments. They serve as positive or negative controls to ensure the reliability and accuracy of the results obtained from the primary samples being analyzed.
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2 protocols using control rnas
Exosome Regulation by miR-92a-3p
Xenograft Tumor Formation in Nude Mice
To assess the effect of miR-589-5p on HCC tumorigenesis, 3 days after 1 × 105 CD90+ MHCC97H cells were subcutaneously injected into nude mice, micrON™ agomir-589-5p (25 nmol, 50 μl) or control RNAs (RiboBio, China) were injected into the same site every 3 days within the next 2 weeks. The mice were maintained under standard conditions and were examined for tumor formation for 12 weeks.
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