Tet on system
The Tet-on system is a genetic regulation technology that allows for the inducible expression of target genes. The system utilizes a tetracycline-responsive transcriptional activator that, in the presence of tetracycline or its derivatives, can activate the expression of the gene of interest.
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11 protocols using tet on system
Quantification of Oxysterol Metabolites
Inducible E4-ORF3 Expression Cell Line
Tet-Inducible Cell Lines for p14ARF Study
Lentiviral Transduction of Pancreatic Organoids
Establishing Inducible ROR Cell Lines
Inducible Gene Expression Using Tet-On 3G
Full length of mouse wild-type STAT3 cDNA was cloned from ESCs cDNA pool by PCR, constitutive activated STAT3 (CA-STAT3) or overexpression of pSTAT3 was obtained from pXJ40-CA (kindly provided by Professor Cao Xinmin) [42 (link)], and NlsCre was purchased from commercial entities. CA-mSTAT3 and NlsCre were cloned into a TetR response vector controlled by the tetracycline responsive element (pTRE-), fused with C-T2ACherry and C-IRESzsGreen, respectively (
Inducible MEG3 Plasmid Construction
Constitutive and Inducible dCas9-VPR Expression
Inducible ΔLf Expression in Cell Lines
Inducible TALE-Histone Demethylase Cell Lines
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