We have developed an enhanced ratiometric fluorosensor using carbon dots (CDs) functionalized with Probe (single stranded complementary oligonucleotide fragment) and ethidium bromide (EB), for ...

Somewhere in the body of a patient, a small clump of cells, growing undetected, has begun to form a tumor. It has yet to ...

But recent advances have yielded much brighter luciferases, the use of which enables probes to be smaller and to interfere with the target RNA less. Prescher’s “RNA lantern” is one example ...

When transcribed, the final RNA includes the RNA of interest and the aptamer. The fluorescent component, or probe, contains the ligand for the riboswitch sequence that the aptamer is based on, a ...

(B) Molecular beacons are DNA probes with modified ends. Upon binding to complementary RNA transcripts the probe undergoes conformational change and a fluorescence signal is emitted. ds ...

The core provides a full range of services including: collecting animal tissue specimens, preparation of frozen and paraffin sections, preparation of RNA probes from customer templates, conducting ...

Fortunately, advances in enzyme-based, probe-free rRNA depletion technology have brought about a simple tool that is suitable for any species. The Zymo-Seq RiboFree Total RNA Library Kit is a huge ...

Next, the membrane is treated with a small piece of DNA or RNA called a probe, which has been designed to have a sequence that is complementary to a particular RNA sequence in the sample ...

The fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) technique works by detecting fluorescent signals generated when probe molecules bind ... target the ribosomal RNA of particular species.

Inosine can also be introduced into RNA through a process called A-to-I RNA editing ... Inosine can be incorporated into primers and probes as a universal base due to its ability to pair with multiple ...