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Code No.　RN1001

RIP-Assay Kit

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¥44,000

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（In Japan at 17:00,
Apr 18, 2024 in JST）

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10 assays

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・Find out more about RIP Assay Kit !
The RIP-Assay Kit is intended for analyzing the RNP in the cytoplasm.
Learn more about the RIP-Assay Kit from HERE.
Data

  • Immunoprecipitation

    Immunoprecipitation

  • Qualification of isolated RNA with NanoDrop

    Qualification of isolated RNA with NanoDrop

  • Characterization of isolated RNA with Bioanalyzer

    Characterization of isolated RNA with Bioanalyzer

  • Identification of target RNA isolated from cellular RNP complex by RT-PCR

    Identification of target RNA isolated from cellular RNP complex by RT-PCR
Components Lysis buffer, Wash buffer, Normal Rabbit IgG, High-Salt Solution, Solution I, Solution II, Solution III, Solution IV
Intended use RIP-Assay Kit is optimized for performing the RIP-Chip process.
Storage temp. 4°C Manufacturer MBL
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Notes In the RIP-Assay protocol, mRNP complexes are isolated from cell extracts by immunoprecipitation with RIP-Certified Anti-RBP Antibodies provided from MBL. mRNAs are isolated from mRNPs using guanidine hydrochloride. Thus, RIP-Assay Kit does not contain phenol or chloroform, allowing safe isolation of “high-quality RNA” from RNP complexes without degradation. Once purified, the RNAs present in the complex are analyzed to identify the target mRNAs using various molecular biology tools such as RT-PCR, gene expression analysis based on microarray technology (Chip analysis), or sequencing.

The major advantage of RIP-Assay Kit over most other omics approaches is that the majority of the RNAs identified exhibit structural and functional relationships. Structurally, the mRNAs in a complex contain common binding motifs for the RNA binding protein employed. Functionally, the RNAs identified generally share a common RNA regulatory network as they tend to be co-localized by the RNA binding protein which may determine how they are utilized in the cell.
A second advantage of RIP-Assay Kit over traditional RNA isolation and analysis methods is that the fractionation procedure effectively concentrates the RNA species bound to a specific binding protein enabling small changes in levels of low-abundance RNAs to be detected with a greatly increased signal-to-noise ratio.
When performed according to the supplied protocol, another advantage of RIP-Assay Kit is that RNA reassociation is minimized and RNAs contained in the RNP complex of interest are abundantly recovered.
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