Library of sirnas
The Library of siRNAs is a collection of small interfering RNA (siRNA) molecules designed to target and silence specific genes. The siRNAs are designed to trigger the RNA interference (RNAi) pathway, which can be used to study gene function and identify potential therapeutic targets. The library provides a comprehensive set of siRNAs covering a wide range of genes, enabling researchers to conduct targeted gene knockdown experiments.
2 protocols using library of sirnas
Serine Protease Silencing in HEK293
Serine Protease Silencing in HEK293
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