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RNAi

RNAi

Edited ByMartin Latterich
Edition 1st Edition
First Published 2007
eBook Published 4 September 2008
Pub. location London
Imprint Taylor & Francis
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.4324/9780203967218
Pages 150 pages
eBook ISBN 9781134130870
SubjectsBioscience
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Latterich, M. (Ed.). (2008). RNAi. London: Taylor & Francis, https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203967218
ABOUT THIS BOOK

One of the major recent discoveries in molecular and cellular biology is that small double-stranded RNA molecules selectively turn off gene expression in all types of cell, a phenomenon known as RNA silencing. This discovery led to the development of RNA interference (known as RNAi) as a powerful research tool in the functional study of individual genes and their products, and in functional genomics. In RNAi, specific small double-stranded RNA molecules (small interfering RNAs or siRNAs) are introduced into cells to selectively silence certain genes.

RNAi covers the basic concepts and mechanisms of RNAi, transfection of cells with siRNAs, the design and validation of RNAi reagents, RNAi techniques in different organisms, large-scale RNAi screening, applications of RNAi in drug discovery, and potential uses of RNAi as a therapeutic agent. A key feature of RNAi is the highlighting of the pitfalls that can occur and how to minimize them. The book also contains a complete list of abbreviations.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|2 pages
Methods in RNA interference
ByMartin Latterich, Dalia Halawani
View abstract
chapter 2|18 pages
RNAi reagent design
ByBernd Jagla, Nathalie Aulner
View abstract
chapter 3|10 pages
RNAi – a chemical perspective
ByOuathek Ouerfelli
View abstract
chapter 4|16 pages
Validation of RNAi
ByNathalie Aulner, Bernd Jagla
View abstract
chapter 5|18 pages
RNAi libraries in dissecting molecular pathways of the human cell
ByCheryl Eifert, Antonis Kourtidis, Douglas S. Conklin
View abstract
chapter 6|14 pages
High-throughput RNAi in Caenorhabditis elegans – from molecular phenotypes to pathway analysis
BySarah Jenna, Eric Chevet
View abstract
chapter 7|12 pages
RNAi in Xenopus laevis
ByAdrianna L. Stromme, Craig A. Mandato
View abstract
chapter 8|22 pages
Generation of transgenic and knockdown mice with lentiviral vectors and RNAi techniques
ByJenni Huusko, Petri I. Mäkinen, Leena Alhonen, Seppo Ylä-Herttuala
View abstract
chapter 9|20 pages
RNAi in fungi
ByHitoshi Nakayashiki
View abstract

One of the major recent discoveries in molecular and cellular biology is that small double-stranded RNA molecules selectively turn off gene expression in all types of cell, a phenomenon known as RNA silencing. This discovery led to the development of RNA interference (known as RNAi) as a powerful research tool in the functional study of individual genes and their products, and in functional genomics. In RNAi, specific small double-stranded RNA molecules (small interfering RNAs or siRNAs) are introduced into cells to selectively silence certain genes.

RNAi covers the basic concepts and mechanisms of RNAi, transfection of cells with siRNAs, the design and validation of RNAi reagents, RNAi techniques in different organisms, large-scale RNAi screening, applications of RNAi in drug discovery, and potential uses of RNAi as a therapeutic agent. A key feature of RNAi is the highlighting of the pitfalls that can occur and how to minimize them. The book also contains a complete list of abbreviations.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|2 pages
Methods in RNA interference
ByMartin Latterich, Dalia Halawani
View abstract
chapter 2|18 pages
RNAi reagent design
ByBernd Jagla, Nathalie Aulner
View abstract
chapter 3|10 pages
RNAi – a chemical perspective
ByOuathek Ouerfelli
View abstract
chapter 4|16 pages
Validation of RNAi
ByNathalie Aulner, Bernd Jagla
View abstract
chapter 5|18 pages
RNAi libraries in dissecting molecular pathways of the human cell
ByCheryl Eifert, Antonis Kourtidis, Douglas S. Conklin
View abstract
chapter 6|14 pages
High-throughput RNAi in Caenorhabditis elegans – from molecular phenotypes to pathway analysis
BySarah Jenna, Eric Chevet
View abstract
chapter 7|12 pages
RNAi in Xenopus laevis
ByAdrianna L. Stromme, Craig A. Mandato
View abstract
chapter 8|22 pages
Generation of transgenic and knockdown mice with lentiviral vectors and RNAi techniques
ByJenni Huusko, Petri I. Mäkinen, Leena Alhonen, Seppo Ylä-Herttuala
View abstract
chapter 9|20 pages
RNAi in fungi
ByHitoshi Nakayashiki
View abstract
CONTENTS
ABOUT THIS BOOK

One of the major recent discoveries in molecular and cellular biology is that small double-stranded RNA molecules selectively turn off gene expression in all types of cell, a phenomenon known as RNA silencing. This discovery led to the development of RNA interference (known as RNAi) as a powerful research tool in the functional study of individual genes and their products, and in functional genomics. In RNAi, specific small double-stranded RNA molecules (small interfering RNAs or siRNAs) are introduced into cells to selectively silence certain genes.

RNAi covers the basic concepts and mechanisms of RNAi, transfection of cells with siRNAs, the design and validation of RNAi reagents, RNAi techniques in different organisms, large-scale RNAi screening, applications of RNAi in drug discovery, and potential uses of RNAi as a therapeutic agent. A key feature of RNAi is the highlighting of the pitfalls that can occur and how to minimize them. The book also contains a complete list of abbreviations.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|2 pages
Methods in RNA interference
ByMartin Latterich, Dalia Halawani
View abstract
chapter 2|18 pages
RNAi reagent design
ByBernd Jagla, Nathalie Aulner
View abstract
chapter 3|10 pages
RNAi – a chemical perspective
ByOuathek Ouerfelli
View abstract
chapter 4|16 pages
Validation of RNAi
ByNathalie Aulner, Bernd Jagla
View abstract
chapter 5|18 pages
RNAi libraries in dissecting molecular pathways of the human cell
ByCheryl Eifert, Antonis Kourtidis, Douglas S. Conklin
View abstract
chapter 6|14 pages
High-throughput RNAi in Caenorhabditis elegans – from molecular phenotypes to pathway analysis
BySarah Jenna, Eric Chevet
View abstract
chapter 7|12 pages
RNAi in Xenopus laevis
ByAdrianna L. Stromme, Craig A. Mandato
View abstract
chapter 8|22 pages
Generation of transgenic and knockdown mice with lentiviral vectors and RNAi techniques
ByJenni Huusko, Petri I. Mäkinen, Leena Alhonen, Seppo Ylä-Herttuala
View abstract
chapter 9|20 pages
RNAi in fungi
ByHitoshi Nakayashiki
View abstract

One of the major recent discoveries in molecular and cellular biology is that small double-stranded RNA molecules selectively turn off gene expression in all types of cell, a phenomenon known as RNA silencing. This discovery led to the development of RNA interference (known as RNAi) as a powerful research tool in the functional study of individual genes and their products, and in functional genomics. In RNAi, specific small double-stranded RNA molecules (small interfering RNAs or siRNAs) are introduced into cells to selectively silence certain genes.

RNAi covers the basic concepts and mechanisms of RNAi, transfection of cells with siRNAs, the design and validation of RNAi reagents, RNAi techniques in different organisms, large-scale RNAi screening, applications of RNAi in drug discovery, and potential uses of RNAi as a therapeutic agent. A key feature of RNAi is the highlighting of the pitfalls that can occur and how to minimize them. The book also contains a complete list of abbreviations.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|2 pages
Methods in RNA interference
ByMartin Latterich, Dalia Halawani
View abstract
chapter 2|18 pages
RNAi reagent design
ByBernd Jagla, Nathalie Aulner
View abstract
chapter 3|10 pages
RNAi – a chemical perspective
ByOuathek Ouerfelli
View abstract
chapter 4|16 pages
Validation of RNAi
ByNathalie Aulner, Bernd Jagla
View abstract
chapter 5|18 pages
RNAi libraries in dissecting molecular pathways of the human cell
ByCheryl Eifert, Antonis Kourtidis, Douglas S. Conklin
View abstract
chapter 6|14 pages
High-throughput RNAi in Caenorhabditis elegans – from molecular phenotypes to pathway analysis
BySarah Jenna, Eric Chevet
View abstract
chapter 7|12 pages
RNAi in Xenopus laevis
ByAdrianna L. Stromme, Craig A. Mandato
View abstract
chapter 8|22 pages
Generation of transgenic and knockdown mice with lentiviral vectors and RNAi techniques
ByJenni Huusko, Petri I. Mäkinen, Leena Alhonen, Seppo Ylä-Herttuala
View abstract
chapter 9|20 pages
RNAi in fungi
ByHitoshi Nakayashiki
View abstract
ABOUT THIS BOOK
ABOUT THIS BOOK

One of the major recent discoveries in molecular and cellular biology is that small double-stranded RNA molecules selectively turn off gene expression in all types of cell, a phenomenon known as RNA silencing. This discovery led to the development of RNA interference (known as RNAi) as a powerful research tool in the functional study of individual genes and their products, and in functional genomics. In RNAi, specific small double-stranded RNA molecules (small interfering RNAs or siRNAs) are introduced into cells to selectively silence certain genes.

RNAi covers the basic concepts and mechanisms of RNAi, transfection of cells with siRNAs, the design and validation of RNAi reagents, RNAi techniques in different organisms, large-scale RNAi screening, applications of RNAi in drug discovery, and potential uses of RNAi as a therapeutic agent. A key feature of RNAi is the highlighting of the pitfalls that can occur and how to minimize them. The book also contains a complete list of abbreviations.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|2 pages
Methods in RNA interference
ByMartin Latterich, Dalia Halawani
View abstract
chapter 2|18 pages
RNAi reagent design
ByBernd Jagla, Nathalie Aulner
View abstract
chapter 3|10 pages
RNAi – a chemical perspective
ByOuathek Ouerfelli
View abstract
chapter 4|16 pages
Validation of RNAi
ByNathalie Aulner, Bernd Jagla
View abstract
chapter 5|18 pages
RNAi libraries in dissecting molecular pathways of the human cell
ByCheryl Eifert, Antonis Kourtidis, Douglas S. Conklin
View abstract
chapter 6|14 pages
High-throughput RNAi in Caenorhabditis elegans – from molecular phenotypes to pathway analysis
BySarah Jenna, Eric Chevet
View abstract
chapter 7|12 pages
RNAi in Xenopus laevis
ByAdrianna L. Stromme, Craig A. Mandato
View abstract
chapter 8|22 pages
Generation of transgenic and knockdown mice with lentiviral vectors and RNAi techniques
ByJenni Huusko, Petri I. Mäkinen, Leena Alhonen, Seppo Ylä-Herttuala
View abstract
chapter 9|20 pages
RNAi in fungi
ByHitoshi Nakayashiki
View abstract

One of the major recent discoveries in molecular and cellular biology is that small double-stranded RNA molecules selectively turn off gene expression in all types of cell, a phenomenon known as RNA silencing. This discovery led to the development of RNA interference (known as RNAi) as a powerful research tool in the functional study of individual genes and their products, and in functional genomics. In RNAi, specific small double-stranded RNA molecules (small interfering RNAs or siRNAs) are introduced into cells to selectively silence certain genes.

RNAi covers the basic concepts and mechanisms of RNAi, transfection of cells with siRNAs, the design and validation of RNAi reagents, RNAi techniques in different organisms, large-scale RNAi screening, applications of RNAi in drug discovery, and potential uses of RNAi as a therapeutic agent. A key feature of RNAi is the highlighting of the pitfalls that can occur and how to minimize them. The book also contains a complete list of abbreviations.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|2 pages
Methods in RNA interference
ByMartin Latterich, Dalia Halawani
View abstract
chapter 2|18 pages
RNAi reagent design
ByBernd Jagla, Nathalie Aulner
View abstract
chapter 3|10 pages
RNAi – a chemical perspective
ByOuathek Ouerfelli
View abstract
chapter 4|16 pages
Validation of RNAi
ByNathalie Aulner, Bernd Jagla
View abstract
chapter 5|18 pages
RNAi libraries in dissecting molecular pathways of the human cell
ByCheryl Eifert, Antonis Kourtidis, Douglas S. Conklin
View abstract
chapter 6|14 pages
High-throughput RNAi in Caenorhabditis elegans – from molecular phenotypes to pathway analysis
BySarah Jenna, Eric Chevet
View abstract
chapter 7|12 pages
RNAi in Xenopus laevis
ByAdrianna L. Stromme, Craig A. Mandato
View abstract
chapter 8|22 pages
Generation of transgenic and knockdown mice with lentiviral vectors and RNAi techniques
ByJenni Huusko, Petri I. Mäkinen, Leena Alhonen, Seppo Ylä-Herttuala
View abstract
chapter 9|20 pages
RNAi in fungi
ByHitoshi Nakayashiki
View abstract
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