Tag: RT-qPCR

Single guide ribonucleic acid (sgRNA) molecules are produced by discontinuous transcription, in which viral RNA-dependant RNA polymerase pauses early negative-sense RNA synthesis and then jumps to the other end of the genome. The specifics of this process are still not fully understood. Since sgRNAs can play an important role in…

Genomic data The foundational resource for this study was a dataset of 40,107,925 nuclear SNPs sequenced from a worldwide sample of 532 DBM individuals collected in 114 different sites based on our previous project15. DNA was extracted from each of the 532 individuals using DNeasy Blood and Tissue Kit (Qiagen,…

I’m a data scientist trying to branch out into more bioinformatics/genetics. My tutorial is counting spike-ins, but his explanation was over my head: 1 – AnnData and Preprocessing spike-ins | Kaggle ” Because this is smartseq2 data, we may have spike-ins. An RNA spike-in is an RNA transcript of known…

CHICAGO – Canadian startup BugSeq Bioinformatics has devised a method of detecting pathogens via metagenomic nanopore sequencing that the company says is more accurate and sensitive than PCR and microbial cultures. Notably, the technology does not need to target specific pathogens like PCR and microbial culture tests must. The firm…

RT-qPCR really high fold change 0 Hello everyone, I am getting really high gene fold change values for one of the gene of interest i.e. ~70000 folds. I am using SYBR green as a polymerase. Is this normal ? If something is wrong, how can I improve my experiment and…

Significance During the aging process, senescent cells secrete inflammatory factors, causing various age-related pathologies. Thus, controlling the senescence-associated secretory phenotype (SASP) can tremendously benefit human health. Although SASP seems to be induced by the alteration of chromosomal organization, its underlying mechanism remains unclear. Here, it has been revealed that noncoding…