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Magna ChIRP® NEAT1 lncRNA Probe Set
The Magna ChIRP NEAT1 lncRNA Probe Set contains 33 predesigned 20-mer DNA oligonucleotides tiled along and complementary to the sequence of human lncRNA NEAT1.
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| Pack Size | SKU | Availability | Price |
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| 1 set | Check Cart for Availability | $336.00 |
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Magna ChIRP®
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DNA sequencing: suitable, RNA extraction: suitable (nuclear function kit), RNA purification: suitable (with magnetic beads), activity assay: suitable (protein interaction), nucleic acid detection: suitable (RNA), protein purification: suitable (protein determination)
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Epigenetics & Nuclear Function
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| technique(s) DNA sequencing: suitable, RNA purification: suitable (with magnetic beads), nucleic acid detection: suitable (RNA), RNA extraction: suitable (nuclear function kit), protein purification: suitable (protein determination), activity assay: suitable (protein interaction) | technique(s) DNA sequencing: suitable, RNA extraction: suitable (nuclear function kit), RNA purification: suitable (with magnetic beads), activity assay: suitable (protein interaction), nucleic acid detection: suitable (RNA) | technique(s) DNA sequencing: suitable, RNA extraction: suitable (nuclear function kit), RNA purification: suitable (with magnetic beads), activity assay: suitable (protein interaction), protein purification: suitable (protein determination) | technique(s) DNA sequencing: suitable, RNA extraction: suitable (nuclear function kit), RNA purification: suitable (with magnetic beads), activity assay: suitable (protein interaction), nucleic acid detection: suitable (RNA), protein purification: suitable (protein determination) |
| manufacturer/tradename Magna ChIRP® | manufacturer/tradename Magna ChIRP® | manufacturer/tradename Chemicon®, Magna ChIRP® | manufacturer/tradename Chemicon®, Magna ChIRP® |
| Quality Level 100 | Quality Level 100 | Quality Level 100 | Quality Level 100 |
| shipped in dry ice | shipped in - | shipped in - | shipped in - |
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10 - Combustible liquids
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| 03-308 | 04055977123548 |