Several preliminary experiments were run to determine ideal qPCR protocol, PCR mix, and annealing temperatures. qPCR was run using ABsolute Blue qPCR Mix (Thermo Fisher Scientific), with each reaction comprising of 5.0 μL cDNA solution, 12.5 μL ABsolute Blue SYBR Green ROX, 5.0 μL RNase Free Water, and 2.5 μL of the appropriate primers. All primer sequences and PCR conditions were derived from a previously published report [5 (link)].
Trizol extraction agent
TRIzol is a reagent used for the isolation of total RNA from various biological samples. It is a monophasic solution of phenol and guanidine isothiocyanate that disrupts cells and dissolves cell components, allowing the efficient recovery of RNA.
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Quantifying Bone Marker Expression in hMSCs
Several preliminary experiments were run to determine ideal qPCR protocol, PCR mix, and annealing temperatures. qPCR was run using ABsolute Blue qPCR Mix (Thermo Fisher Scientific), with each reaction comprising of 5.0 μL cDNA solution, 12.5 μL ABsolute Blue SYBR Green ROX, 5.0 μL RNase Free Water, and 2.5 μL of the appropriate primers. All primer sequences and PCR conditions were derived from a previously published report [5 (link)].
Osteogenic and Signal Transduction Gene Expression
Expression was then evaluated using Qiagen RT2 (link) Profiler arrays for human osteogenesis (PAHS-026Z) and signal transduction (PAHS-014Z) with 2 μg of total RNA per array with ∼20.8 ng cDNA per PCR, with samples run in triplicate. Relative fold differences in the gene expression and corresponding significance values were generated through Qiagen data center. Expression of cells seeded on scaffold constructs for 5 days was compared to cell monolayers differentiated on polystyrene substrates for 21 days with osteodifferentiation media.9 (link)
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