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SmartFlare™ RNA Detection Probes: Principles, Protocols and Troubleshooting
29 Mar 2015RNA detection traditionally requires transfection, laborious sample prep, RNA amplification and/or detection based on standard curves. In contrast, SmartFlare™ RNA Detection Probes are endocytosed by live cells using existing cellular endocytosis machinery. This technical note describes how to use SmartFlare probes and how to fix any problems you may experience.
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