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Applications of Reporter Gene Assays
Reporter Assay Applications
Analyzing miRNA Targets with Luciferase Reporters
Analyzing Nuclear Receptor Signaling with Luciferase Reporters
Exploring Cellular Signaling with Luciferase Reporters
Improve Promoter Analysis with Luciferase Reporters
Studying Protein Interactions with Luciferase Reporters
Improve Promoter Analysis with Luciferase Reporters
Promoter analysis seeks to understand why a particular gene responds to a particular environmental condition or treatment.
Originally, promoter dissection involved deletion analysis of the proximal promoter region until the gene response to the condition or treatment changed or was eliminated.
Today, bioinformatics allows researchers to make "educated guesses" about what regions of the promoter will be important for a particular response.
Long Terminal Repeat Promoter Analysis of HIV-1
Treating T-cells infected with HIV-1 involves activating the provirus that has integrated into the genome so that these cells can be "marked" for treatment. However, activating the provirus triggers the NF-κB pathway and activates the T-cell, allowing the virus to replicate and infect additional cells. The authors of this study screened for factors that could activate a HIV-1 promoter in which the NF-κB sites were mutated.
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Reporter Assay Applications
Analyzing miRNA Targets with Luciferase Reporters
Luciferase reporter designed for miRNA target analysis
Analyzing Nuclear Receptor Signaling with Luciferase Reporters
Luciferase-based one-hybrid system to study nuclear hormone receptor signaling
Exploring Cellular Signaling with Luciferase Reporters
pGL4 Vectors designed for improved signaling pathway analysis
Studying Protein Interactions with Luciferase Reporters
Adapting yeast two-hybrid analysis to mammalian systems
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