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First Strand cDNA

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CH1001
First Strand cDNA Human Brain (30 rxns)
  $613.00
2 Weeks*
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Type First Strand cDNA
Shipping Blue Ice
Components
  • Total volume: 60ul (30rxns total)
  • Suggested Use per PCR reaction: 2ul/rnx together with Master mix and primer pair
Description First Strand cDNA Human Brain (30 rxns)
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ARID4B Knockdown Suppresses PI3K/AKT Signaling and Induces Apoptosis in Human Glioma Cells
Luo, Tsai, Tsai et al
Onco Targets Ther (2021) 14, 1843-1855 DOI: 10.2147/OTT.S286837
AI Summary: OriGene Technologies contributed to this study by providing normal brain cDNA (cat. CH1001), which was used as a control in gene expression analyses comparing glioma and normal brain tissues.
Snippet: Normal brain cDNA was obtained from Origene Technologies (Rockville, MD, USA cat.CH1001)
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Effects of altered sialic acid biosynthesis on N-linked glycan branching and cell surface interactions
Pham, Pang, Krishnamurthy et al
J. Biol. Chem. (2017)
AI Summary: OriGene’s human brain cDNA (OriGene CH-1001) was used as the template for cloning GNE in this study, enabling the researchers to generate wild-type and mutant GNE constructs for investigating the effects of altered sialic acid biosynthesis on N-linked glycan branching and cell surface interactions.
Snippet: ManNAc (Sigma A8176) was dissolved in dPBS and sterile filtered as a 1 M stock solution and pure dPBS was utilized as a control. Cloning of GNE and mutagenesis GNE was cloned from human brain cDNA (Origene CH-1001) using the primers: GNE-Forward: 5'- ... All 2 versions Cite SaveSaving
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