2018
DOI: 10.4172/2332-0737.1000136
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The Modeling and Analysis of Mechanisms for lncRNA Regulation

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“…By solid‐phase chemical synthesis, ligation, aptamer‐ or enzyme‐based labeling, RNA can be labeled with radioactive or fluorescent groups, biotins and enzymes [7–10] . For instance, a 32 P radiolabel, with the advantages of increased sensitivity and easy disposal, has been widely used in synthesized RNAs for experimental analyses [8] . However, in vivo labeling techniques for RNA lag behind in vitro methods.…”
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“…By solid‐phase chemical synthesis, ligation, aptamer‐ or enzyme‐based labeling, RNA can be labeled with radioactive or fluorescent groups, biotins and enzymes [7–10] . For instance, a 32 P radiolabel, with the advantages of increased sensitivity and easy disposal, has been widely used in synthesized RNAs for experimental analyses [8] . However, in vivo labeling techniques for RNA lag behind in vitro methods.…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research into RNA structure, detection or therapeutics has commonly been undertaken through in vitro RNA labeling methods. By solid‐phase chemical synthesis, ligation, aptamer‐ or enzyme‐based labeling, RNA can be labeled with radioactive or fluorescent groups, biotins and enzymes [7–10] . For instance, a 32 P radiolabel, with the advantages of increased sensitivity and easy disposal, has been widely used in synthesized RNAs for experimental analyses [8] .…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 99%