More and more reports have shown the variety of roles LncRNA plays in exosome research. Creative Biolabs can provide clients with convenient one-stop services. To help with the dilemma researchers encountered in this field, we launch an exosomal lncRNA microarray service with lower sample amount requirements and higher efficiency.
lncRNAs within exosomes can be transferred between cells, regulating the gene expression and functions of recipient cells. For example, cancer cells can transmit specific lncRNAs to surrounding normal cells via exosomes, altering their behavior to promote tumor growth and metastasis. Moreover, lncRNAs in exosomes can serve as potential biomarkers for early diagnosis and disease progression prediction.
The capacity to simultaneously test a huge number of immobilized ligands—often over 10,000—with the target biomolecule is a key advantage of microarray-based ligand screening, which offers far higher throughput than conventional RNA binding assays. Moreover, the microarray method is very effective for researching RNA that is challenging to generate in big amounts because it only needs a small amount of RNA to be employed. In conclusion, microarray screens can be run in multiplex or parallel configurations to provide selectivity data that is not achievable with conventional biochemical experiments. Given that exosomes typically contain very little lncRNA, these benefits are essential for exosome lncRNA study.
Fig. 1 The main process of exosome biogenesis, secretion, and ingestion.1
Please feel free to contact Creative Biolabs for expert assistance if you need a partner in exosome research or if you have any concerns regarding our services.
A: To determine the content and integrity of RNA, we employ bioanalyzer methods and spectrophotometry.
A: Yes, we offer customized bioinformatics analysis to meet specific research requirements.
A: Turnaround times vary depending on project scope and sample size, typically ranging from 8-12 weeks.
A: Exosomal LncRNAs can serve as potential biomarkers and mediators of intercellular communication, offering insights into disease mechanisms and therapeutic targets.
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