Pmirglo plasmid
The PmirGLO plasmids are a set of dual-luciferase reporter vectors designed for studying microRNA (miRNA) function. The plasmids contain a firefly luciferase reporter gene that is under the control of a miRNA-responsive element, and a Renilla luciferase reporter gene that serves as an internal control. This system allows for the assessment of miRNA activity by monitoring the relative changes in the expression of the two luciferase reporters.
4 protocols using pmirglo plasmid
Evaluating miR-210-3p Regulatory Interactions
Identifying miR-1255b-5p Binding Sites in hTERT 3'UTR
Luciferase Assay for FSTL3 UTR
miR-26a-5p Regulation of Smad1 Gene
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