Temporal Profiling of Fracture-induced miRNA
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- Time points of callus collection (post-fracture days 5, 7, 11, 14, 21, and 28)
- Relative abundance of five selected miRNAs
- Tissue specimens were homogenized and total RNA was extracted
- RNA was reverse-transcribed into single-strand complementary DNA using the miRCURY locked nucleic acid (LNA) Universal RT microRNA PCR kit
- Real-time PCR analysis was performed in duplicate with a StepOne Sequence Detector, using SYBR Green master mix and microRNA LNA PCR primer sets
- U6, a small nuclear RNA, was used as an internal control to normalize differences in miRNA levels in each sample
- Positive control: The relative abundance of each miRNA was calculated using the comparative ΔΔCT method and is presented as the fold change relative to levels in the post-fracture day five control sample.
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