Sybr green primers
SYBR Green primers are a type of nucleic acid detection reagent used in real-time PCR (polymerase chain reaction) experiments. They function by binding to double-stranded DNA and emitting a fluorescent signal, allowing for the quantification of DNA amplification during the PCR process.
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15 protocols using sybr green primers
Measuring mRNA Expression of gp130 and IL-27Rα
RNA Isolation and Gene Expression Analysis of IL-18 and IL-18bp in HAoEC
Quantitative RT-PCR for Gene Expression
Macrophage Total RNA Quantification
Quantitative Analysis of Gene Expression
where r is the relative gene expression.
The fold change (fc) between the relative gene expression after KD (rKD) and the relative gene expression in the control condition (rc) was calculated as:
Each experiment was repeated in biological duplicate.
Quantifying Sema6C Expression by qRT-PCR
h-Sema6C-S | 5′-CTTCGGCTCAACTGCTCTGT |
h-Sema6C-AS | 5′-AACCCACGCTCAATCTCATC |
h-GAPDH-S | 5′-TTGTTGCCATCAATGACCC |
h-GAPDH-AS | 5′-CCTCCCGTTCTCAGCCTTG |
Collagen Gene Expression Analysis
Renal mRNA Expression Profiling
Overexpression of key oncogenes in esophageal cells
Each sample was assessed in triplicate and each experiment was repeated in biological duplicate.
Quantifying mRNA Expression in Kidney
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