Sirna design tool
The SiRNA design tool is a software application that assists in the design of small interfering RNA (siRNA) sequences. It provides a platform for users to input their target genes or sequences, and the tool generates potential siRNA candidates that can be used for gene silencing experiments. The core function of this tool is to analyze input data and algorithmically generate siRNA sequences that meet specific design criteria, such as thermodynamic stability, specificity, and minimized off-target effects.
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siRNA Knockdown of HIF-1α in Cells
Knockdown of endogenous COQ7 transcripts
Knockdown of endogenous COQ7 transcripts
Identifying Anti-Apoptotic Genes
In this regard, the sequences of NFE2L2 and SIRT1 genes were collected from NCBI nucleotide [48 ]. To design siRNAs, Eurofins Genomic’s siRNA design tool was used, which is an online gadget providing the use of guidelines initially provided by Tuschl et al. [49 (link)]. In addition, it applies the scorings criteria [12 (link)] (including target site, length of siRNA, specificity checking, and nucleotide content of siRNA) developed by Reynolds et al. [50 (link)], Ui-Tei et al. [51 (link)], and Vert et al. [52 (link)]. To ensure the safety and prevent off-target effects of the designed siRNAs, the sequences were aligned by the human genome utilizing align sequences nucleotide BLAST [53 ].
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