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How are the SIRV transcripts produced?
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How are the SIRV transcripts produced?
- Matteo Carina (Unlicensed)
- Stephanie Bannister
- Alex Mojcher (Unlicensed)
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Last updated: Nov 15, 2021 by Stephanie Bannister
The SIRVs isoforms and long SIRVs are produced by T7 transcription from synthetic genes, and a series of tailored methods was applied to purify full-length SIRV RNAs with a minimal amount of side products.
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