Home RNAi siRNA (27 mer)
siRNA (27 mer) Guaranteed knockdown for gene silencing
Genomewide coverage against human, mouse and rat
Trilencer-27 siRNA kit contains Dicer-Substrate duplexes that provide two critical improvements over the use of traditional 21mer siRNA designs.
27 mer siRNA takes advantage of the natural processing by Dicer producing 10-fold higher potency and specificity than shorter 21mer RNAi forms.
27 mer dicer-substrate duplexes also evade the radar of the mammalian interferon response when expressed in mammalian cells and initiates strong and specific gene silencing.
By its optimal design, Trilencer-27 siRNA has the advantages of improved efficacy and minimal interferon response.
Dicer-Substrate Technology in Nature Publication.
Features & Benefits:
- Genomewide coverage against human, mouse and rat
- 27mer Dicer-substrate duplex--higher potency & minimal interferon response
- Guaranteed gene knockdown (≥70%)
- 3 gene-specific siRNAs + 1 negative control
Free! siTran1.0 siRNA Transfection Reagent. Details
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Description |
Price |
Availability |
| SR3XXXXX |
Gene-specific 3 unique 27mer siRNA duplexes - 2 nmol each + 1 negative control - 2 nmol |
$290 - 390 |
Varies |
| SRXXXXXXa/b/c |
Single siRNA duplex (10nmol), buffer is included, scrambled control not included |
$300 |
1 week |
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siTran siRNA transfection reagent is designed to achieve high efficiency transfection for siRNA and plasmid DNA. It has been successfully used in T-cell transfection. Learn more about siTran
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