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Construction and Identification of the RNA Interference Vector Targeting Sp1 Gene

Su Chen

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Objective:To construct the RNA interference(RNAi) vector targeting Sp1 gene.Methods:According to Sp1 cDNA coding sequence,the specific RNAi fragment targeting Sp1 gene was designed and synthesized,which was cloned into pSilencer 3.1-H1 neo plasmid vector,and the small interfering RNA(siRNA) eukaryotic expression vector pSilencer 3.1-Sp1 targeting Sp1 gene was constructed.The pSilencer 3.1 negtive vector and pSilencer 3.1-Sp1 vector were transfected respectively into HeLa cells by LipofectAMINE2000.RT-PCR and Western blot methods were carried out for the identification of integration of RNAi vectors on mRNA and protein levels.Results:The specific siRNA eukaryotic expression vector pSilencer 3.1-Sp1 targeting Sp1 gene was constructed successfully,and the knockdown effects on mRNA and protein levels were confirmed.Conclusion:Sp1 gene expression can be suppressed markedly by specific siRNA in HeLa cells.Based on the results,the further studying on the biological functions and mechanisms of Sp1 will be carried out.

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Objective:To construct the RNA interference(RNAi) vector targeting Sp1 gene.Methods:According to Sp1 cDNA coding sequence,the specific RNAi fragment targeting Sp1 gene was designed and synthesized,which was cloned into pSilencer 3.1-H1 neo plasmid vector,and the small interfering RNA(siRNA) eukaryotic expression vector pSilencer 3.1-Sp1 targeting Sp1 gene was constructed.The pSilencer 3.1 negtive vector and pSilencer 3.1-Sp1 vector were transfected respectively into HeLa cells by LipofectAMINE2000.RT-PCR and Western blot methods were carried out for the identification of integration of RNAi vectors on mRNA and protein levels.Results:The specific siRNA eukaryotic expression vector pSilencer 3.1-Sp1 targeting Sp1 gene was constructed successfully,and the knockdown effects on mRNA and protein levels were confirmed.Conclusion:Sp1 gene expression can be suppressed markedly by specific siRNA in HeLa cells.Based on the results,the further studying on the biological functions and mechanisms of Sp1 will be carried out.

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Objective:To construct the RNA interference(RNAi) vector targeting Sp1 gene.Methods:According to Sp1 cDNA coding sequence,the specific RNAi fragment targeting Sp1 gene was designed and synthesized,which was cloned into pSilencer 3.1-H1 neo plasmid vector,and the small interfering RNA(siRNA) eukaryotic expression vector pSilencer 3.1-Sp1 targeting Sp1 gene was constructed.The pSilencer 3.1 negtive vector and pSilencer 3.1-Sp1 vector were transfected respectively into HeLa cells by LipofectAMINE2000.RT-PCR and Western blot methods were carried out for the identification of integration of RNAi vectors on mRNA and protein levels.Results:The specific siRNA eukaryotic expression vector pSilencer 3.1-Sp1 targeting Sp1 gene was constructed successfully,and the knockdown effects on mRNA and protein levels were confirmed.Conclusion:Sp1 gene expression can be suppressed markedly by specific siRNA in HeLa cells.Based on the results,the further studying on the biological functions and mechanisms of Sp1 will be carried out.

Key concepts: RNA interference, Gene knockdown, Transfection, Molecular biology, Complementary DNA, Expression vector, Small interfering RNA, Biology

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