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FTS siRNA (h)

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ItemFTS siRNA (h)
CompanySanta Cruz Biotechnology, Inc.
Price $293.00Supplier Page View Company Product Page
Catalog Numbersc-93013
Gene NameAKT interacting protein
Quantity10 µM
Specieshuman
NCBI Full Gene NameAKT interacting protein
NCBI Gene AliasesFT1, FTS
TypesiRNA/dsRNA

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Santa Cruz Biotechnology, Inc.

Santa Cruz Biotechnology, Inc.

10410 Finnell Street

Dallas, Texas 75220

United States

Phone: 1-800-457-3801
831-457-3801

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Website: http://www.scbt.com/

(1) Fused toes homolog, a potential molecular regulator of human papillomavirus type 16 E6 and E7 oncoproteins in cervical cancerPloS oneJanuary 1, 2022D S P, Chaturvedi PK, Krishnamoorthy D, Seo YS, Thippana M, Park WY.achieve FTS silencing, whereas control cells were treated with scrambled siRNA. FTS siRNA (cat. no. sc-93013, Santa Cruz) is a cocktail of 3 target specific 19–25 nucleotide sequences designed to knock down gene expression

(2) Silencing of Fused Toes Homolog (FTS) Increases Radiosensitivity to Carbon-Ion Through Downregulation of Notch Signaling in Cervical Cancer CellsFrontiers in oncologyJanuary 1, 2021D S P, Chaturvedi PK, Shimokawa T, Kim KH, Park WY.transfection medium containing 50 nM of either scrambled siRNA (sc-37007, Santa Cruz) or FTS siRNA (sc-93013, Santa Cruz) and incubated at 37˚C. After 6 h, the medium was replaced with complete growth medium supplemented

(3) Silencing of FTS increases radiosensitivity by blocking radiation-induced Notch1 activation and spheroid formation in cervical cancer cellsInternational journal of biological macromoleculesApril 1, 2019Prabakaran DS, Muthusami S, Sivaraman T, Yu JR, Park WY.

(4) Silencing of fused toes homolog enhances cisplatin sensitivity in cervical cancer cells by inhibiting epidermal growth factor receptor-mediated repair of DNA damageCancer chemotherapy and pharmacologyOctober 1, 2016Subramanian PD, An Z, Yu JR, Park WY.

(5) FTS is responsible for radiation-induced nuclear phosphorylation of EGFR and repair of DNA damage in cervical cancer cellsJournal of cancer research and clinical oncologyFebruary 1, 2015Muthusami S, Prabakaran DS, Yu JR, Park WY.

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