mRNA synthesis learning center
In vitro transcription (IVT) is a molecular technique that synthesizes RNA molecules using a DNA template and RNA polymerases. IVT is widely used in producing mRNA for biomedical research and vaccine development. Explore the resources below to learn about our comprehensive IVT offerings and ways our technology can support your RNA research.
Takara IVTpro product overviews
Learn about our complete in vitro transcription solutions
5' capping information
Learn about co-transcriptional vs. post-transcriptional capping of mRNA
Webinar
Watch our on-demand webinar on how to generate ultra-high yields of synthetic mRNA
FAQs
Helpful information and tips for successful in vitro transcription
Selection guide
Find the right product for your in vitro transcription workflow
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