Transfected Stable Cell Lines
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Cat. No. : PMRN-0285
| Cat. No. | PMRN-0285 |
| Description | The PAX9 mRNA encodes the human paired box 9 (PAX9) protein, a member of the paired box (PAX) family. PAX9 is required for normal development of thymus, parathyroid glands, ultimobranchial bodies, teeth, skeletal elements of skull and larynx as well as distal limbs. |
| Gene Type | Other |
| RNA Type | mRNA |
| Gene Name | PAX9 |
| Species | Homo sapiens (Human) |
| Alias | STHAG3 |
| Features |
• mRNA synthesized on error free sequence verified plasmid DNA template • 100% replacement of UTP with modified nucleotides 5-Methoxy-UTP • Cap 1 Capping and poly-A tailed incorporated • Degrades the DNA template after RNA synthesis with DNase |
| Sequence | MEPAFGEVNQ LGGVFVNGRP LPNAIRLRIV ELAQLGIRPC DISRQLRVSH GCVSKILARY NETGSILPGA IGGSKPRVTT PTVVKHIRTY KQRDPGIFAW EIRDRLLADG VCDKYNVPSV SSISRILRNK IGNLAQQGHY DSYKQHQPTP QPALPYNHIY SYPSPITAAA AKVPTPPGVP AIPGSVAMPR TWPSSHSVTD ILGIRSITDQ VSDSSPYHSP KVEEWSSLGR NNFPAAAPHA VNGLEKGALE QEAKYGQAPN GLPAVGSFVS ASSMAPYPTP AQVSPYMTYS AAPSGYVAGH GWQHAGGTSL SPHNCDIPAS LAFKGMQAAR EGSHSVTASA L |
| Storage | Store at or below -70°C. Avoid repeated freeze/thaw cycles. Aliquot if necessary using RNase-free equipment, reagents, pipet tips, tubes, and containers. |
A: Human PAX9 mRNA is an RNA molecule in the human genome that encodes the PAX9 protein, which plays an important role in embryonic development and tissue maintenance in adulthood.
A: PAX9 mRNA is expressed in several tissues including teeth, mandible, skull, kidney, pancreas and intestine. During embryonic development, it plays an important role in the development of teeth and mandibles.
A: PAX9 mRNA encodes the PAX9 protein, a transcription factor that binds to specific sequences on DNA and regulates gene expression. In the development of teeth and jaws, PAX9 protein regulates the expression of several genes that promote normal development of teeth and jaws.
A: Human PAX9 mRNA is widely used in medical research to study the development, malformations and diseases of teeth and mandibles. In addition, regulatory mechanisms of PAX9 proteins have been used to study development and disease in other tissues and organs.
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