Inhibition effect of siRNA on survivin expression in HepG2 cells
Huiming Yan
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Huiming Yan
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Objective To study the inhibition effect of siRNA on the survivin expression in HepG2 cells. Methods One pair of 21bp reverse repeated motifs of survivin target sequence with 9 spacer were synthesized and inserted into plasmid Psilencer2.1 to generate siRNA eukaryotic expression vector. After stable transfection into HepG2 cells , the survivin mRNA and protein expression inhibition was detected by use of RT-PCR and flow cytometer. Results The recombinant plasmid P Silencer(+)-survivin was successfully constructed. By use of RT-PCR and flow cytometer detection , survivin mRNA and protein expression inhibition ratio reached 73% and 75% respectively. Conclusion siRNA targeting survivin gene can specially suppress its expression in HepG2 cells. This provides a new method and material to the biological therapy of cancer.
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Objective To study the inhibition effect of siRNA on the survivin expression in HepG2 cells. Methods One pair of 21bp reverse repeated motifs of survivin target sequence with 9 spacer were synthesized and inserted into plasmid Psilencer2.1 to generate siRNA eukaryotic expression vector. After stable transfection into HepG2 cells , the survivin mRNA and protein expression inhibition was detected by use of RT-PCR and flow cytometer. Results The recombinant plasmid P Silencer(+)-survivin was successfully constructed. By use of RT-PCR and flow cytometer detection , survivin mRNA and protein expression inhibition ratio reached 73% and 75% respectively. Conclusion siRNA targeting survivin gene can specially suppress its expression in HepG2 cells. This provides a new method and material to the biological therapy of cancer.
Key concepts: Survivin, Transfection, Molecular biology, Messenger RNA, Expression vector, Recombinant DNA, Chemistry, Gene