C1000 thermal cycler system
The C1000 Thermal Cycler system is a programmable thermal cycler used for DNA amplification. It has a temperature range of 4°C to 100°C and can hold up to 96 samples. The thermal cycler utilizes Peltier technology for rapid and precise temperature control.
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8 protocols using c1000 thermal cycler system
Quantification of Gene and miRNA Expression
qPCR Analysis of Mouse and Human Genes
Quantitative RT-PCR Analysis of Collagen Transcripts
Quantifying mRNA Expression via qPCR
Quantifying Gene Expression with RT-PCR
Quantitative Real-Time PCR for miRNA-33a
The miR-33a primer sequence was synthesized by Sigma Aldrich (Milan, Italy). In particular, the GenBank accession number for hsa-miR-33a was NR_029507, and the forward primer sequence (5′—3′) was CAATGTTTCCACAGTGCATCAC. The Ce_miR-39 (miRNA mimic Ce_miR-39_1 miScript Primer Assay) was employed to normalize miRNA data. All experiments were carried out according to the MIQE (Minimum Information for publication of Quantitative Real-Time PCR Experiments) guidelines [42 (link)].
Quantifying BmCPV Gene Expression
Primers for real-time PCR.
Gene name | Primer name | Sequence |
---|---|---|
vp7 | vp7-F | 5′-CAGGCAGAACCGCAACTATC-3′ |
vp7-R | 5′-GGTGATGCTCGTTCGTGGTGT-3′ | |
vp1 | vp1-F | 5′-GGTCTCGACGTGAATACCGA-3′ |
vp1-R | 5′-TCGTCTGCTTCACTAGCACG-3′ | |
β-actin | β-actin-F | 5′-AACACCCCGTCCTGCTCACTG-3′ |
β-actin-R | 5′-GGGCGAGACGTGTGATTTCCT-3′ |
Quantitative RT-PCR Analysis of Gene Expression
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