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Coexpress microRNAs with fluorescent proteins

Coexpress your miRNA with either the mCherry or ZsGreen1 fluorescent protein marker

  • High-level miRNA and fluorescent protein coexpression
  • Simultaneously verify miRNA expression and transfection efficiency
  • Very bright fluorescent proteins
Introduction Application data Summary

Introduction  

How Does It Work?

Clone your miRNA sequence into the pmR miRNA expression vector's multiple cloning site (MCS) located in the 3'-untranslated region of the fluorescent protein's mRNA transcript. This enables both molecules to be expressed simultaneously from the vector's strong CMV promoter. Each vector is equipped with the high-level CMV promoter, a selectable marker, and a fluorescent protein-miRNA expression cassette containing either mCherry or ZsGreen1—our two brightest Living Colors fluorescent proteins (Figure 1). In short, you can clone and express your favorite miRNA, and then select, sort, and/or visualize the cells in which it is expressed.

Overview of pmR miRNA expression vectors

Overview of pmR miRNA expression vectors. The pmR-mCherry and pmR-ZsGreen1 vectors will coexpress a fluorescent protein and a miRNA sequence that is embedded in the 3'-UTR of the vector's mRNA transcript. miRNA expression can be selected for and/or verified in transfected cells by monitoring red or green fluorescence.

Application data  

miRNA expression

Once a miRNA sequence is cloned into the multiple cloning site of these vectors, miRNA expression can be delivered into any transfectable cell line. We used the pmR-ZsGreen1 and pmR-mCherry vectors to express several different miRNAs in 293T cells (Figure 1). The miRNA sequences were amplified from human genomic DNA and then cloned into the vectors. The sequences included the indicated miRNA stem-loop along with ~300 bp of flanking DNA. Following transfection into separate cultures, samples of total RNA were prepared and treated with DNase prior to quantifying the expressed miRNAs using the Mir-X miRNA qRT-PCR TB Green Kit. Both vectors produced similarly high levels of expression for each miRNA, which were elevated to a range of values between 75- and 3000-fold over the vector-only controls.

Vector map and transfection examples

Figure 1. The pmR-mCherry and pmR-ZsGreen1 Vectors. Map of the vectors (Panel A). Cells transfected with the vectors exhibit red or green fluorescence (Panel B).

miRNA quantification

Our Mir-X miRNA qRT-PCRTB Green Kit has a diverse variety of applications, as it is able to detect and quantify multiple miRNAs, shRNAs, or mRNA targets in a single RNA sample. The complete, dual-function kit includes a fast and simple, one-step protocol for first-strand cDNA synthesis, as well as the reagents needed for the qPCR of your RNA target using TB Green Advantage technology.

miRNA expression analysis

Figure 2. miRNA expression from pmR vectors. DNA sequences for the miR-1, miR-9, and miR-122 miRNAs were cloned into the pmR-ZsGreen1 and pmR-mCherry vectors, and the recombinant plasmids (1, 9, & 122a, respectively), as well as the parental vectors (0), and were each transfected into separate cultures of 293T cells. After 48 hours, cells were harvested, and the RNA was isolated for Mir-X miRNA qRT-PCR analysis using specific primers and the U6 snRNA as a normalization standard. Each primer was used with each RNA sample but detected only the corresponding miRNA cognate.

Summary  

The pmR-mCherry and pmR-ZsGreen1 vectors couple your miRNA expression cassette to a bright red or green fluorescent reporter, for miRNA expression you can see and select. From verifiable expression to accurate miRNA analysis, Takara Bio provides the highly effective, state-of-the-art tools you need for investigating any miRNA network.

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632541 pmR-ZsGreen1 Vector 20 ug USD $596.00

pmR-ZsGreen1 is a mammalian expression vector designed to constitutively coexpress a microRNA (miRNA) of interest and the ZsGreen1 fluorescent protein. ZsGreen1 is a human codon-optimized variant of the Zoanthus sp. green fluorescent protein, ZsGreen, which has been engineered for brighter fluorescence and higher expression in mammalian cells. The unmodified vector will express ZsGreen1 in mammalian cells.

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The pmR-mCherry and pmR-ZsGreen1 vectors will coexpress a fluorescent protein and a miRNA sequence that is embedded in the 3' UTR of the vector’s mRNA transcript

The pmR-mCherry and pmR-ZsGreen1 vectors will coexpress a fluorescent protein and a miRNA sequence that is embedded in the 3' UTR of the vector’s mRNA transcript

The pmR-mCherry and pmR-ZsGreen1 vectors will coexpress a fluorescent protein and a miRNA sequence that is embedded in the 3' UTR of the vector’s mRNA transcript. miRNA expression can be selected for and/or verified in transfected cells by monitoring red or green fluorescence.

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The pmR-mCherry and pmR-ZsGreen1 Vectors

The pmR-mCherry and pmR-ZsGreen1 Vectors

The pmR-mCherry and pmR-ZsGreen1 Vectors. Map of the vectors (Panel A). Cells transfected with the vectors express your miRNA and exhibit red or green fluorescence (Panel B).

632542 pmR-mCherry Vector 20 ug Inquire for Quotation *

pmR-mCherry is a mammalian expression vector designed to constitutively coexpress a microRNA (miRNA) of interest and the mCherry fluorescent protein. mCherry is a mutant fluorescent protein derived from the bright red fluorescent protein, DsRed. The unmodified vector can be used to express mCherry in mammalian cells.

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The pmR-mCherry and pmR-ZsGreen1 vectors will coexpress a fluorescent protein and a miRNA sequence that is embedded in the 3' UTR of the vector’s mRNA transcript

The pmR-mCherry and pmR-ZsGreen1 vectors will coexpress a fluorescent protein and a miRNA sequence that is embedded in the 3' UTR of the vector’s mRNA transcript

The pmR-mCherry and pmR-ZsGreen1 vectors will coexpress a fluorescent protein and a miRNA sequence that is embedded in the 3' UTR of the vector’s mRNA transcript. miRNA expression can be selected for and/or verified in transfected cells by monitoring red or green fluorescence.

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The pmR-mCherry and pmR-ZsGreen1 Vectors

The pmR-mCherry and pmR-ZsGreen1 Vectors

The pmR-mCherry and pmR-ZsGreen1 Vectors. Map of the vectors (Panel A). Cells transfected with the vectors express your miRNA and exhibit red or green fluorescence (Panel B).

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632542: pmR-mCherry Vector

632542: pmR-mCherry Vector
638314 Mir-X™ miRNA qRT-PCR TB Green® Kit 200 Rxns USD $523.00

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269 For Research Use Only. Not for diagnostics. Not for use in diagnostic procedures. Product is covered by patents and patent applications owned by Exiqon A/S.

This 200 rxn kit enables you to synthesize first-strand cDNA from either total RNA or purified small RNAs isolated from any source, and use the resulting cDNA to quantify specific miRNAs and other RNAs present in the sample. RNA molecules are polyadenylated and reverse transcribed using the mRQ Enzyme Mix, which contains poly(A) polymerase and SMART MMLV RT. The TB Green Advantage qPCR Premix and real-time qPCR are used to quantify the sequences of choice in the cDNA. For 600 rxn kit see Cat. # 638316. 

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638314: Mir-X miRNA qRT-PCR TB Green Kit

638314: Mir-X miRNA qRT-PCR TB Green Kit

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Mir-X miRNA qRT-PCR TB Green Kits use a single-step, single-tube reaction to produce first-strand cDNA, which is then specifically and quantitatively amplified using a miRNA-specific primer and TB Green Advantage qPCR chemistry

Mir-X miRNA qRT-PCR TB Green Kits use a single-step, single-tube reaction to produce first-strand cDNA, which is then specifically and quantitatively amplified using a miRNA-specific primer and TB Green Advantage qPCR chemistry

Mir-X miRNA qRT-PCR TB Green Kits use a single-step, single-tube reaction to produce first-strand cDNA, which is then specifically and quantitatively amplified using a miRNA-specific primer and TB Green Advantage qPCR chemistry. In the Mir-X cDNA synthesis reaction, RNAs are poly(A)-tailed using poly(A) polymerase, and then copied using a modified oligo(dT) primer and SMART MMLV Reverse Transcriptase.

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Specific quantification of Let7 miRNA variants

Specific quantification of Let7 miRNA variants

Specific quantification of Let7 miRNA variants. Using miRNA-specific primers (Panel A), Mir-X qRT-PCR was able to specifically detect and quantify each member of a series of 8 synthetic Let7 variants that had been spiked into a background of yeast poly(A)+ RNA (Panel B).The primers detected each of their corresponding Let7 miRNA cognates, but did not detect the off-target variants in 63 of 64 possible combinations.

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Induction and quantitation of miR-9 miRNA in mouse P19 cells

Induction and quantitation of miR-9 miRNA in mouse P19 cells
Induction and quantitation of miR-9 miRNA in mouse P19 cells. Exposing aggregated mouse P19 cell clusters to retinoic acid (RA) causes them to acquire neural cell phenotypes, which are accompanied by changes in the cellular miRNA pool. Using the Mir-X miRNA quantitation system, we tracked the abundance of one such miRNA, miR-9, which was induced by RA and continued to accumulate in these cells following a 5 day exposure to RA.

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Trichostatin A treatment alters miRNA expression in mouse ES cells

Trichostatin A treatment alters miRNA expression in mouse ES cells
Trichostatin A treatment alters miRNA expression in mouse ES cells. In mouse embryonic stem cells, we were able to monitor the alterations in expression for a panel of 12 miRNAs that respond to trichostatin A (TSA) treatment.
638316 Mir-X™ miRNA qRT-PCR TB Green® Kit 600 Rxns USD $1038.00

License Statement

ID Number  
269 For Research Use Only. Not for diagnostics. Not for use in diagnostic procedures. Product is covered by patents and patent applications owned by Exiqon A/S.

This 600 rxn kit enables you to synthesize first-strand cDNA from either total RNA or purified small RNAs isolated from any source, and use the resulting cDNA to quantify specific miRNAs and other RNAs present in the sample. RNA molecules are polyadenylated and reverse transcribed using the mRQ Enzyme Mix, which contains poly(A) polymerase and SMART MMLV RT. The TB Green Advantage qPCR Premix and real-time qPCR are used to quantify the sequences of choice in the cDNA. For 200 rxn kit see Cat. # 638314.

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Our products are to be used for Research Use Only. They may not be used for any other purpose, including, but not limited to, use in humans, therapeutic or diagnostic use, or commercial use of any kind. Our products may not be transferred to third parties, resold, modified for resale, or used to manufacture commercial products or to provide a service to third parties without our prior written approval.

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638316: Mir-X miRNA qRT-PCR TB Green Kit

638316: Mir-X miRNA qRT-PCR TB Green Kit

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Mir-X miRNA qRT-PCR TB Green Kits use a single-step, single-tube reaction to produce first-strand cDNA, which is then specifically and quantitatively amplified using a miRNA-specific primer and TB Green Advantage qPCR chemistry

Mir-X miRNA qRT-PCR TB Green Kits use a single-step, single-tube reaction to produce first-strand cDNA, which is then specifically and quantitatively amplified using a miRNA-specific primer and TB Green Advantage qPCR chemistry

Mir-X miRNA qRT-PCR TB Green Kits use a single-step, single-tube reaction to produce first-strand cDNA, which is then specifically and quantitatively amplified using a miRNA-specific primer and TB Green Advantage qPCR chemistry. In the Mir-X cDNA synthesis reaction, RNAs are poly(A)-tailed using poly(A) polymerase, and then copied using a modified oligo(dT) primer and SMART MMLV Reverse Transcriptase.

Back

Specific quantification of Let7 miRNA variants

Specific quantification of Let7 miRNA variants

Specific quantification of Let7 miRNA variants. Using miRNA-specific primers (Panel A), Mir-X qRT-PCR was able to specifically detect and quantify each member of a series of 8 synthetic Let7 variants that had been spiked into a background of yeast poly(A)+ RNA (Panel B).The primers detected each of their corresponding Let7 miRNA cognates, but did not detect the off-target variants in 63 of 64 possible combinations.

Back

Induction and quantitation of miR-9 miRNA in mouse P19 cells

Induction and quantitation of miR-9 miRNA in mouse P19 cells
Induction and quantitation of miR-9 miRNA in mouse P19 cells. Exposing aggregated mouse P19 cell clusters to retinoic acid (RA) causes them to acquire neural cell phenotypes, which are accompanied by changes in the cellular miRNA pool. Using the Mir-X miRNA quantitation system, we tracked the abundance of one such miRNA, miR-9, which was induced by RA and continued to accumulate in these cells following a 5 day exposure to RA.

Back

Trichostatin A treatment alters miRNA expression in mouse ES cells

Trichostatin A treatment alters miRNA expression in mouse ES cells
Trichostatin A treatment alters miRNA expression in mouse ES cells. In mouse embryonic stem cells, we were able to monitor the alterations in expression for a panel of 12 miRNAs that respond to trichostatin A (TSA) treatment.

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Takara Bio USA, Inc. provides kits, reagents, instruments, and services that help researchers explore questions about gene discovery, regulation, and function. As a member of the Takara Bio Group, Takara Bio USA is part of a company that holds a leadership position in the global market and is committed to improving the human condition through biotechnology. Our mission is to develop high-quality innovative tools and services to accelerate discovery.

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