Profiling miRNA and mRNA in hippocampal samples
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Corresponding Organization : University of California, Irvine
Other organizations : University of California, Merced, University of Queensland
Variable analysis
- Isolation of total RNA from primary cells or human hippocampal tissue using Direct-zol RNA MicroPrep and Direct-zol RNA Miniprep respectively
- Total RNA concentrations determined using a spectrophotometer (NanoDrop Lite)
- Purity of samples assessed with 2100 bioanalyzer
- CDNA produced from 1000 ng RNA using NCODE Vilo cDNA synthesis kit (microRNAs) or SuperScript III First-Strand Synthesis kit (mRNAs)
- SYBR green detection for RT-PCR
- TargetScan prediction software utilized to identify microRNAs that had conserved 8mer, 7mer or 6mer target sites on the 3' UTR of SLCI1A2
- Manufacturer's protocols followed for RNA isolation, cDNA synthesis, and RT-PCR
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