Solutions for Gene Knockdown
Post-translational silencing of gene expression is a powerful molecular tool for stem cell research to study gene function, biological pathways and physiology of disease. Gene silencing via siRNA enables several applications:
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- Developmental pathway screening to determine the gene function and identify transcription factors that regulate self-renewal, proliferation, differentiation and apoptosis.
- Directed differentiation of embryonic or tissue-specific stem cells by silencing genes of pluripotency maintenance, such as Oct 4 or Nanog to induce early differentiation and lineage determination.
- Reprogram or dedifferentiate tissue specific stem cells to repair damaged tissues or organs.
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The Applied Biosystems siRNA Analysis Workflow is an optimized system for inducing gene silencing. Benefits include:
- Integrated workflow: Solutions for siRNA selection, transfection, validation and functional analysis by real-time PCR
- GeneAssist™ Pathway Atlas: An interactive on-line tool to select siRNAs and assays within the context of biological process
- Silencer® Select Pre-designed siRNAs: Chemically modified siRNAs with improved silencing efficacy, potency and specificity that minimize artifacts due to poor silencing and off-target effects

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