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A protocol for mRNA in situ hybridization in rice tissue sections
Kang Chong
Ph.D., Professor, Vice director
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Nowadays, many methods had been developed to detect the expression levels of genes and proteins, such as q-PCR, northern blot, western blot and Immunofluorescence (IF) et al. RNA in situ hybridization as a classical method for detecting the localization of mRNAs is fond of the scientists. In our studies, we developed an efficient and systematic method to examine the mRNA expression level of genes using RNA in situ in rice. Here we will describe this useful protocol in detail.
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Plant, in situ, rice, mRNA
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Method Article
A protocol for mRNA in situ hybridization in rice tissue sections
Kang Chong
Ph.D., Professor, Vice director
Corresponding Author
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Nowadays, many methods had been developed to detect the expression levels of genes and proteins, such as q-PCR, northern blot, western blot and Immunofluorescence (IF) et al. RNA in situ hybridization as a classical method for detecting the localization of mRNAs is fond of the scientists. In our studies, we developed an efficient and systematic method to examine the mRNA expression level of genes using RNA in situ in rice. Here we will describe this useful protocol in detail.
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by Yun-Yuan Xu, Xiao-Min Wang, Jia Li, +5
Plant Molecular Biology (12 February, 2013)
The interaction between OsMADS57 and OsTB1 modulates rice tillering via DWARF14
by Siyi Guo, Yunyuan Xu, Huanhuan Liu, +6
Nature Communications (12 February, 2013)
Vernalization-induced flowering in wheat is mediated by a lectin-like gene VER2
by Wei-dong Yong, Yun-yuan Xu, Wen-zhong Xu, +8
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