Label IT® RNAi Delivery Controls

Fluorescently labeled RNAi duplexes ideal for In Vitro or In Vivo tracking

Product No. Quantity Price Add to

Label IT® RNAi Delivery Control, Cy™3

MIR 7900

10 µg (0.75 nmol)

$123.00

MIR 7901

100 µg (7.5 nmol)

$605.00

Label IT® RNAi Delivery Control, Fluorescein

MIR 7902

10 µg (0.75 nmol)

$93.00

MIR 7903

100 µg (7.5 nmol)

$454.00

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Sensitive - Easily visualize transfected cells and assess delivery efficiency using fluorescent microscopy.
Inert - Not known to target any mammalian genes or cause off-target effects.
Compatible - Suitable for co-delivery experiments with functional siRNA.
Ease of Use - Supplied as a ready to use 10 µM stock solution with a 10X RNAi Dilution Buffer.

Data

Figure 1A	Figure 1B

The Label IT® RNAi Delivery Controls Allow Quick Assessment of Delivery Efficiency For In Vitro Applications.

Figure 1A. HeLa cells were transfected in serum-containing media with the Label IT® Cy™3 RNAi Delivery Control (red) using the TransIT®-siQUEST™ Transfection Reagent. Twenty-four hours post-transfection, the cells were fixed, then counterstained to locate the nuclei (blue) and the actin (green).

Figure 1B. HeLa cells were transfected in serum-containing media with the Label IT® Fluorescein RNAi Delivery Control (green) using the TransIT-TKO® Transfection Reagent. Twenty-four hours post-transfection, the cells were fixed, then counterstained to locate the nuclei (blue) and the actin (red).

Figure 2. Visualization of the Label IT® Cy™3 RNAi Delivery Control in Liver Sections Following Tail Vein Injection. TransIT®-QR Hydrodynamic Delivery Solution was used to deliver 25 µg of Label IT® Cy™3 RNAi Delivery Control (red) to a mouse using hydrodynamic delivery via the tail vein. Forty-five minutes post-injection the liver was harvested. Sections were processed to stain the nuclei (blue) and to stain the actin (green).