Non targeting smart pool sirna
Non-targeting smart pool siRNA is a collection of small interfering RNA (siRNA) sequences designed to have no known target in the human, mouse, or rat genome. It is used as a control in RNA interference (RNAi) experiments to help distinguish specific gene knockdown effects from non-specific effects.
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5 protocols using non targeting smart pool sirna
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Targeting DNA Repair Proteins with siRNA
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