Puc18 t vector
The PUC18 T-vector is a plasmid commonly used in molecular biology for cloning purposes. It contains a multiple cloning site flanked by T-overhangs, which facilitates the insertion of PCR products. The vector also includes an ampicillin resistance gene, allowing for the selection of transformed bacteria.
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10 protocols using puc18 t vector
RCC Epigenetic Profiling via Bisulfite Sequencing
Methylation Analysis of miR-608 CpG Islands
Bisulfite Sequencing of Gastric Cancer Cell Lines
Assessing miR-1224 CpG Methylation in Liver Cancer
Bisulfite Modification and Cloning of Bladder Cancer CpG Islands
Bisulfite sequencing analysis of ESR2 in primary ESCs
Bisulfite Sequencing of DAPK1 and p16 Promoters
Bisulfite Sequencing of miR-1-3p CpG Methylation
Bisulfite Sequencing of miR-608 CpG Islands
PC3 cells were treated with 5 μmol/L 5‐aza‐2′‐deoxycytidine (Sigma Aldrich) for 72 hours. Later RNA of PC3 cells was extracted and miR‐608 was quantified as per the section qRT‐PCR.
Methylation analysis of NEAT1 promoter
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