For the normalization of results, we used the expression of RPLP0 (60S acidic ribosomal protein P0), as we described previously95 (link). The relative quantification of gene expressions was assessed with the comparative 2-ΔΔCT method96 (link). For qPCR experiments, MIQE Guidelines were followed97 (link).
siRNA Transfection Protocol for MCF7 Cells
For the normalization of results, we used the expression of RPLP0 (60S acidic ribosomal protein P0), as we described previously95 (link). The relative quantification of gene expressions was assessed with the comparative 2-ΔΔCT method96 (link). For qPCR experiments, MIQE Guidelines were followed97 (link).
Corresponding Organization : Middle East Technical University
Variable analysis
- SiRNA specific for CXXC5 (siRNA#10)
- SiRNA pool specific to MeCP2 (sc-35892)
- Scrambled siRNA (AllStar, CtS)
- Gene expression of target genes
- MCF7 cells in 6-well tissue culture plates
- HiPerfect transfection reagent (Qiagen)
- Total amount of siRNA (20 nM) used in co-transfection experiments
- Expression of RPLP0 (60S acidic ribosomal protein P0) for normalization
- Positive control: Scrambled siRNA (AllStar, CtS)
- Negative control: Not explicitly mentioned
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