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Telomeres aging and Telomere Length Quantification by qPCR

Posted: January 08, 2018

Categories: Information, Gene Expression Profiling

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Tags: Telomere Relative, Telomere Absolute, Telomere, qpcr array, qpcr analysis, Gene Expression Profile

Author: Sciencell Research Team

Aging and Telomere Length Quantification by qPCR

Aging is a time-dependent decline of the body’s functional capabilities and is an inevitable course of life (as shown in the image below, extracted from the Wall Street Journal). The rate of aging though is highly variable among individuals. When evaluating

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Hidden Treasure in "Junk DNA"

Posted: May 03, 2017

Categories: Gene Expression Profiling

Tags: sciencell blog, sciencell, rna, qpcr kits, qpcr array kitsa, qpcr analysis, qpcr, Pseudogenes, pseudogene transcription, Pseudogene, primers, pcr, mrna, junk dna, genequery, gene transcription, gene expression analysis, gene expression, gene analysis, epigenetics, dna, cerena, array kits

Author: Sciencell Research Team

3 Reasons Why You Should Take "Pseudogenes" Seriously in Your Research

Protein-coding DNA, or “functional” genes, only accounts for up to 2% in the human genome. Until recently, the remaining 98% have been referred to as “junk DNA” for their putative noncoding feature. The name itself implies that junk

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