Akin to high-performing pack hunters like grey wolves, our
technology uses the power of numbers and intelligent design to
overcome challenging targets. Composed of highly complex
mixtures of optimally designed siRNAs or biotinylated probes, our
tools show markedly reduced off-target effects and perform with
high reproducibility and efficiency, achieving reliable results.
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siPOOLTM
Exceptional Gene Silencing
Specificity for Reliable Phenotypes
RNAi · siRNA · Target Validation/Discovery
riboPOOLTM
Efficient, Affordable Ribosomal RNA
Depletion for Any Species
rRNA Depletion · RNA-Seq
raPOOLTM
Targeted Robust RNA Capture for
Biochemical Analysis
Leverage more than 15 years of RNAi research experience to guide your gene function experiments to success.
Quality RNA Synthesis
Our genetic tools undergo highest purification (PAGE/HPLC) and quality control standards, avoiding side effects.
Data-Driven Bioinformatics
Harnessing big data and comprehensive analysis algorithms, get novel insights into your reagents, gene function & screening data.
Detailed Oligo Design
Using latest RefSeq annotations, our oligo design algorithms maximise hybridization efficiency, while ensuring specificity.
Pack Hunter Approach
Our genetic tools use high complexity oligo pooling which was demonstrated to reduce off-targets and increase efficiency.
Reliable Technical Service
Outsource your experiments to our experienced team of PhD scientists and get results you can trust within defined timelines.
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Ribo-depletion in RNA-Seq – Which ribosomal RNA depletion method works best?
Summary: This blogpost is focussed on ribosomal RNA (rRNA) depletion methods frequently applied to improve and economize RNA-Seq experiments. The Rise of RNA-Seq RNA-Seq Overtakes Microarrays The ...
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siTOOLs Biotech: We are happy to announce our newest product: SARS CoV 2 positive control for RT-PCR & LAMP.
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