Luciferase reporter vector
The Luciferase reporter vector is a molecular biology tool used to measure gene expression. It contains a luciferase gene that can be fused to a promoter of interest, allowing the quantification of promoter activity through luminescence detection.
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49 protocols using luciferase reporter vector
Functional Characterization of IL-6R 3'UTR
CATIP-AS1 and Smad4 Luciferase Assay
miR-22-3p Regulation of AC016405.3 and ERBB3
miR-14 Target Gene Validation
Validation of miR-4735-3p Binding to SCL40A1
Validating miR-34a Targeting of GAS1
Investigating miR-222 Gene Regulation
Ebf1 3'-UTR Luciferase Assay
Elucidating Transcriptional Regulation by RUNX3 and Suv39H1
Validating miR-96-5p targeting of DTL
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