Sirna oligonucleotide
SiRNA oligonucleotides are short, double-stranded RNA molecules designed to silence the expression of specific genes. They function by binding to and degrading target messenger RNA (mRNA), thereby preventing the translation of the corresponding protein.
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143 protocols using sirna oligonucleotide
Silencing RAB11FIP5 in iSLK.RGB Cells
HMGB3 Silencing in BRCA Cells
Knockdown and Overexpression of GAS5 in MEG-01 Cells
Mitochondrial Dynamics Regulation in Cells
Silencing α5-nAChR mRNA via siRNA
Targeted siRNA for Annexin A2 Isoform 2
Cell Line Culture and siRNA Transfection
The small interfering RNA (si-RNA) oligonucleotide targeting lncRNA DANCR and the matched negative control were generated by GenePharma (Shanghai, China). Lipofectamine 2000 (Cat# 11668019; Thermo Fisher Scientific) for transfections was used according to the manufacturer’s protocols.
siRNA-Mediated Knockdown of E3 Ligase Complexes
Silencing TCF21 in Chicken Preadipocytes
Bora Silencing with siRNA Transfection
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