Short interfering rna sirna
Short interfering RNA (siRNA) is a type of lab equipment used in molecular biology and genetics research. siRNA is a class of double-stranded RNA molecules that can selectively silence or downregulate the expression of target genes by degrading their corresponding mRNA.
3 protocols using short interfering rna sirna
Antibody Sourcing for Inflammatory Pathways
Silencing CIP4 and β-catenin in Rat NRK-52E Cells
PRPF19 Knockdown Using Lentiviral shRNA
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