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By Mohammed Amarzguioui, John J. Rossi (auth.), Sailen Barik (eds.)
RNA interference (RNAi), within which RNA silences RNA, is the latest discovery to revolutionize the research of biology. In RNAi: layout and Applications, leaders within the box give a contribution cutting-edge, effortless to stick to equipment and bench protocols designed for useful, daily use of RNAi in organic examine. Divided into components, this entire quantity covers basics together with designs of RNAi, biochemical assay protocols for the most important elements of RNAi, and learn of capability off-target results, through an intensive part protecting a number of purposes of RNAi in various version organisms and platforms, from antiviral and anticancer purposes to changing flower colour in vegetation.
Cutting aspect and obviously written, RNAi: layout and Applications allows a researcher with commonplace molecular organic education to accomplish significant RNAi-related experiments and give a contribution to this innovative, growing to be field.
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5. Spin the tube at 13,000 rpm for 2 min. Transfer the aqueous phase to a Wizard SV minicolumn (included in Wizard Plus SV Minipreps DNA Purification System, Promega, Cat# A1460), place the minicolumn in a microcentrifuge tube, and spin at 13,000 rpm for 2 min. 6. Transfer the aqueous phase (∼450 μL) to a new microcentrifuge tube. 5 μL of glycogen and 1 mL of –20 ºC ethanol. Invert the tube several times to mix well. Incubate at –20 ºC for 1 h to overnight. 7. Spin at 13,000 rpm for 5 min at 4 ºC.
When performing radioactive experiments, always take care to avoid contaminating the environment, and protect yourself and people around you from exposure to the radioactive materials. 7. To minimize RNase contamination, all solutions and buffers used in these experiments should be made with DEPC-treated water. Always wear gloves, and use RNase-free tips and reagents designated to the RNA bench. 8. When preparing radiolabeled dsRNA or pre-miRNA substrates, it is best to verify the quality of the radiolabeled probes by running 1 μL of probe on a denaturing PAGE prior to performing the actual assays.
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