Suppose I have a specific gene and want to inhibit it in a special organism (Eukariote, Prokaryote). I want to know the different ways to do that. Thank You.
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What are the different methods to inhibit a gene in an organism?
Started by Mohamad, Feb 09 2016 01:59 AM
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Posted 15 June 2016 - 07:39 PM
This is really a very big question. Usually we use gene-knockout technology to knock-out the gene, or use inhibitor/siRNA to inhibit the gene expression for short time. So what is your specific goals for your experiment?
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