Site directed mutagenesis kit
The Site-directed mutagenesis kit is a laboratory tool used to introduce specific genetic modifications into DNA sequences. It provides the necessary reagents and protocols to facilitate the creation of desired mutations at targeted locations within a DNA template.
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9 protocols using site directed mutagenesis kit
Targeted FGFR4 Manipulation via CRISPR-Based Tools
MxA 3'UTR Regulation by miR-211
Generation of Stable PALB2 Variants
HOXD8 Mutant Plasmid Construction and Luciferase Assay
Uncovering the Regulatory Interplay of lncRNA GAS5, miR-449b, and HMGB1
Dual-luciferase Validation of NEAT1 Targeting miRNAs
circRBM33 and HIF-1α Regulation by miR-542-3p
Characterizing the PCT Promoter and miRNA-513b Interaction
The 3′-UTR of the PCT gene containing the miR-513b binding site predicted by TargetScan (
Generating Expression Constructs of HIF1α and Associated Proteins
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