GenoExplorer™ microRNA System
GenoExplorer™ microRNA
Quantitative RT-PCR Kit
The GenoExplorer™ miRNA quantitative RT-PCR kit has
been developed and optimized to amplify specific microRNAs,
allowing real time quantitation of miRNA expression levels.
This system can achieve
Sensitive detection requires only 1-10ng total RNA or equivalent
Specific single nucleotide discrimination
Accurate over a broad range of samples
Dynamic range >7 orders of magnitude
Available for both mature and precursor miRNAs
One stop validation of miRNA expression profiling data
Endpoint or Real Time PCR
Quality, High Performance, Reliability
Primer sets available
User's
manual provides a step-by-step assay protocol
| Cat # |
Product Name |
Description |
Size |
Price |
| 2001 |
GenoExplorer™ miRNA qRT-PCR Kit-100 |
Provides complete set for miRNA quantitation
including first-strand cDNA synthesis and SYBR® Green
I qPCR reagent mix. (primers not included, see Cat# 2003
and 2004) |
100
reactions |
US$260 |
| 2002-10 |
GenoExplorer™ miRNA First-Strand cDNA
Core Kit-10 |
Provides necessary core components to generate
miRNA first-strand cDNA for miRNA expression quantitation.
|
10
reactions |
US$195 |
| 2002-50 |
GenoExplorer™ miRNA First-Strand cDNA Core Kit-50 |
Provides necessary core components to generate miRNA
first-strand cDNA for miRNA expression quantitation. |
50
reactions |
US$590 |
| 2003 |
GenoExplorer™ miRNA qPCR Primer Sets |
Provides specific primer pair for miRNA quantitation
analysis (3µM each). Suggest to combine with GenoExplorer™
miRNA qRT-PCR Kit-100 (Cat# 2001) and reference primer
sets (Cat# 2004). Refer miRBase
for available genes and primers.
When ordering, enter species-mir-number. e.g.
hsa-miR-125a, mmu-mir-124-1-precursor
|
|
100 µl |
US$60 |
| 2004 |
GenoExplorer™ miRNA qPCR Reference Primer Sets
|
Reference primer as an internal control reference
(3µM each). Suggest to combine with GenoExplorer™
miRNA qRT-PCR Kit-100 (Cat# 2001) and GenoExplorer™
miRNA qPCR Primer Sets (Cat# 2003)
| Selection of human-U6, human-U44, human-5SrRNA;
mouse-U6, mouse-5SrRNA; rat-U6, rat-5SrRNA; Drosophila-U6
and 5SrRNA |
|
100 µl |
US$60 |
| 2005 |
GenoExplorer™ 2X qPCR Mix |
2X SYBR® Green I qPCR mix, specifically for miRNA
and small RNA amplification and quantification, containing
all PCR reagents and polymerase |
750 µl |
US$145 |
GenoExplorer™ microRNA qRT-PCR Kit
The GenoExplorer™ miRNA qRT-PCR kit is designed to quantify
miRNA expression levels that include first-strand cDNA synthesis
and quantitative PCR steps. The Kit is sufficient for synthesizing
10 cDNA samples and 100 quantitation reactions (Cat # 2001).
GenoExplorer™ microRNA First-Strand cDNA Core
Kit
The GenoExplorer™ miRNA first-strand core kit is designed
to generate first-strand cDNA from microRNAs or small RNAs
that contains elongation of miRNA template and reverse transcription
steps. The Core Kit is sufficient for either 10 reactions
(Cat # 2001-10) or 50 reactions (Cat # 2001-50).
GenoExplorer™ microRNA qPCR Primer Sets
GenoExplorer™ miRNA qPCR primer sets are designed for
both mature and precursor microRNAs, and for use with the
GenoExplorerTM miRNA qRT-PCR Kit (Cat # 2001), with which
the primer sets can be used for 100 PCR reactions. Primer
Sets are available for human, mouse, rat, and other species.
Refer miRBase
for available genes and primers or contact
us for details.
Technical Resources
MicroRNA qRT-PCR assay
performance and technical bulletins provide experiment
data on product performance (link qrt-pcr Tech Performance
doc)
Primers for both mature and precursor miRNAs are available
(refer Senger
sequence reference)
Related Products
GenoExplorer™
microRNA array full kit provides a complete and
easy-to-use kit with selective labeling procedure using
total RNA (no enrichment required!) combined with a highly
sensitive and reproducible assay. The arrays contain not
only mature but precursor probes as well.
GenoExplorer™
microRNA array labeling kit directly labels RNA
molecules resulting in a highly effective and selective
labeling method (no enrichment required!) for both animals
and plants.
GenoExplorer™ microRNA
array chip is composed of mature and precursor miRNA
sequences and probes that covalently bind onto a 3-D matrix
slide.
GenoExplorer™
microRNA array probe set contains both mature and
precursor miRNA sequences as well as multiple positive and
negative controls.
Other reagents
related to miRNA expression analysis include hybridization
buffer, washing solutions, and probe printing buffer.
Selected Recent Publications (GenoSensor Reference):
• Park JH et al. Murine hepatic miRNAs
expression and regulation of gene expression in diet-induced
obese mice. Mol. Cells 2011; 31:33-38.
• Foss KM et al. miR-1254 and miR-574-5p: serum-based
microRNA biomarkers for early-stage non-small cell lung
cancer. J Thoracic Oncol 2011; 6(3):482-8.
• Arora S et al. MicroRNA-328 is associated with
(non-small) cell lung cancer (NSCLC) brain metastasis and
mediates NSCLC migration. Intl J Cancer 2011; 128(11): Mar
29.
• Leeper NJ et al. MicroRNA-26a is a novel regulator
of vascular smooth muscle cell function. J Cellular Physiol
2011; 226(4):1035-43.
• Lu C and Souret F. High-throughput approaches for
miRNA expression analysis. Plant MicroRNAs 2010; 592:107-25.
• Mouillet JF et al. MiR-205 silences MED1 in hypoxic
primary human trophoblasts. FASEB J 2010; 24(6):2030-9.
• Ranade AR et al. MicroRNA 92a-2*: a biomarker predictive
for chemoresistance and prognostic for survival in patients
with small cell lung cancer. J Thoracic Oncol 2010; 5(8):1273-8.
• Li G et al. Modulation of inflammatory markers
by miR-146a during replicative senescence in trabecular
meshwork cells. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci 2010; Jan 6
• Hanoun N et al. The silencing of microRNA 148a
production by DNA hypermethylation is an early event in
pancreatic cancinogenesis. Clin Chem 2010; Apr 29
• Liang Z et al. Involvement of miR-326 in chemotherapy
resistance of breast cancer. Biochem Pharmacol 2010; 79(6):817-24
• Igoucheva O and Alexeev V MicroRNA-dependent regulation
of cKit in cutaneous melanoma. Biochem Biophys Res Comm
2009; 379(3):790-4.
• Liu X et al. MicroRNA-222 regulates cell invasion
by targeting matrix metalloproteinase 1 (MMP1) and manganese
superoxide dismutase 2 (SOD2) in tongue squamous cell carcinoma
cell lines. Cancer Genomics Proteomics 2009; 6(3):131-9.
• Nasser S et al. Identifying miRNA and imaging features
associated with metastasis of lung cancer to the brain.
IEEE 2009
• Blow N. Small RNAs: biology’s brave new world.
Nature Methods 2009; 6(3):232-5.
• Liu X et al. microRNA-138 suppresses invasion and
promotes apoptosis in head and neck squamous cell carcin.
Cancer Lett2009; 286(2):217-22
• Lee S-O et al. MicroRNA15a modulates expression
of the cell-cycle regulator Cdc25A and affects hepatic cystogenesis
in a rat model of polycystic kidney diseases. J Clin Invest
2008; 18(11):3714-24
• Chang SS et al. miRNA alterations inhead and neck
squamous cell carcinoma. Int J Cancer 2008; 123,2791-7
• Park CS and Tang SJ. Regulation of microRNA Expression
by Induction of Bidirectional Synaptic Plasticity. J Mol
Neurosci. 2008; Nov 8
• Goff LA et al. The analysis of microRNAs in stem
cells. Stem Cell Res Therap 2008; 1:141-67.
• Chang HY et al. Microarray analysis of stem cells
and their differentiation. Essential stem cell methods 2008;
Chapter 12.
• Chen X-M et al. A cellular miRNA, let-7i, regulates
toll-like receptor 4 expression and contributes to cholangiocyte
immune responses against Cryptosporidium parvum infection.
J. Biol. Chem. 2007; July 27
• Baroukh N etc. MicroRNA-124a regulates Foxa2 expression
and intracellular signaling in pancreatic beta -cells lines.
J Biol Chem 2007; Apr 26
• Donker RB et al. The expression of argonaute2 and
related microRNA biogenesis proteins in normal and hypoxic
trophoblasts. Mol Hum Reprod 2007; 13(4):273-9.
• Mott JL et al. Mir-29 regulates Mcl-1 protein expression
and apoptosismer-29 downregulates Mcl-1. Oncogene 2007;
26:6133-40.
• Weston MD et al. MicroRNA gene expression in the
mouse inner ear.
Brain Res 2006; 1111(1)95-104
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