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mNeonGreen Self-Amplifying RNA / mNG saRNA (m1ψ substitution)

The mNeonGreen Self-Amplifying RNA is a reporter gene used in molecular biology to study gene expression. It encodes a fluorescent protein that emits green light, allowing researchers to visually track and measure gene activity in cells. Compared to conventional mRNA, the mNeonGreen Self-Amplifying RNA continues to express green fluorescence for over 10 days. This makes it a valuable tool for long-term monitoring of cellular processes and understanding gene regulation.
Croyez’s mNG saRNA is produced through in vitro transcription, featuring a Cap1-modified 5' end, a poly(A) tail at the 3' end, and modified nucleotides to reduce immune response. These enhancements ensure stability and performance, allowing the mRNA to function like natural mature mRNAs in cells.
No. Size Price Qty Status
CR00009-100UG 100 ug $750.00 Inquiry
CR00009-1MG 1 mg $4,200.00 Inquiry
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mRNA Length:
8472 nt

Base Composition:
N1-Me-pUTP (N1-mψ)

Concentration:
1.0 mg/ mL

Cap Modification:
Cap 1 structure

Poly A Tail:
Yes

Form:
Liquid

Buffer:
1 mM sodium citrate buffer, pH 6.4.

Storage:
Products can be stored at -80°C or below.
We recommend to aliquot the mRNA solution for a better storage. Avoid repeated freeze/thaw cycles.

Shipping:
The products are shipped on dry ice and should be avoided for freeze-thaw cycles.

Application:
Reporter Genes

Shipping Conditions:
Dry ice
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